American Christians

Persecution of Christians Today The persecution of minority groups has been well documented throughout history. These documentations have been mostly of people of one race, culture, or ethnicity; persecuting another based on the belief that one race is superior to the other. In the case of Christianity, however, the documentation of the persecution has been kept to a minimum. In fact, it is rare to find a case in today’s world of the media reporting on the persecution of Christians. The reports

treatise On Christian Liberty: the important of faith and Scripture to Christian life. King meant of liberty was based not on articulation of justification by faith alone but through the word of Gospel. Perhaps, people should have liberty in terms of their connection to God not controlled or managed by the Church. King understood human liberty, broadly, as the capacity for a “spiritual, new and inward man” to make a man a “justified, free and true Christian.” According to King, “Christian man is the

revivalism swept over the United States during the First Great Awakening that took place between 1734 and 1750. Many people came to accept the Christian faith during this time. This acceptance of the faith and different religious practices were not permanent and “by the end of the 18th century, many educated Americans no longer professed traditional Christian beliefs. In reaction to the secularism of the age, a religious revival spread westward in the first half of the 19th century. This ‘Second Great

development as a superpower during the second half of the 20th century was profound, as he advised 12 presidential administrations from Harry Truman to Barack Obama, along with countless other global heads of state. Graham was the representative of American

priest, is a school of thought among Latin American Catholics according to which the Gospel of Christ demands that the church concentrate its efforts on liberating the people of the world from poverty and oppression. The main belief is that the church should be a movement for those who were denied their rights because they were poor (Sharon 12/3). The strength of liberation theology is in its compassion for the poor and its conviction that the Christian should not remain passive and indifferent to

demonstrating an increasing rejection of objective truth by American culture. The spirit of relativism permeates our culture, invading American churches, and tainting the worldview of numerous Christians. Consequently, many professing Christians find the discipline of apologetics irrelevant to contemporary evangelism, spiritual maturity, and church edification. Contrary to this popular belief, our cultural landscape renders Christian apologetics increasingly important, as the apologist actively

called into accountability”, he was saying that both political parties in the evangelical community have serious political issues they need to change. He sees acknowledging accountability as the proper role of evangelical Christians in politics. Campolo believes that, “Christians

in-depth intentions towards Christian learning and personal insight. Sanneh’s distinct narrative takes the form of a self-interview, in which he asks analytical questions on the cross-cultural development of Christianity to determine answers and predictions about the future. He believes religion contributes to intercultural understanding and has a large role to play in civil society. Sanneh proposes that the people of

the time, immigrant do not know that they are coming to live in a different culture, and because of that, they need to experience and adjustment in many ways, and an adjustment that will help them to do many things with confidence. As a Christian Church or Christians, we need to project the Great Commission in the base of the needs of the people that will be our “target” or focus of attention. Hispanic immigrants need to understand many things about the United States of America and its culture. The

around for many centuries, and has influenced and shaped many societies and cultures. One popular religion that fishing has a major impact on is Christianity. It is obvious that fishing is prominent in the Christian religion by looking at the famous Christian symbol, the Jesus fish. On many American cars one may find this very simple depiction of a fish on the back bumper. Another influence that fishing has in Christianity is the teachings in the bible. Many biblical stories are written and teach life