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    distinctly different looks. I wanted to work with Chad, and that duality appealed to me. As an added bonus I got to work with my pal Ezra Buzzington (of The Artist, the John Malkovich series Crossbones and dozens of others) and Natalie Grossman of American Horror Story, who plays my mother in flashback sequences. What other upcoming/current works can you tell us

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    Jesus The Liberator

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    Most Christian Americans do not find themselves in the category of oppressor the way Jesus thought of them during His time. We learn from Sobrino that Jesus believed the oppressors to be, “…the rich, scribes and Pharisees, priests and rulers, as those who hold economic, cultural, religious, and political power…” (170). Yet, most Christian Americans also do not find themselves in the abject poverty or oppressive conditions faced

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    Family Reflection Paper

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    of cultural diversity because we base ourselves on american culture but maybe not everything we borrow the american culture but may change some thing up. A way we are a Subculture could be that we don’t always listen to country music. My brother and I listen to Hip Hop music which would be considered a Subculture component to American culture. A cultural shock that someone from another culture could be surprised from is the way Americans drive. We drive very fast and reckless and we only

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    There are posters and bumper stickers declaring that “God is dead.” It has become fashionable in large portions of American population to attribute belief in God to a mental disorder, or personality flaw. This rejection does not change the omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent (Towns 117-122) and immutable (Towns 102) One. It is in the belief that God is very much alive and is active with His creation today that the vocation, or calling, of teaching, or sharing knowledge, is vital today. One of

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    (#TW) It has been said Sunday morning is the most segregated hour of Christian America in the church. Americans say diversity is good for the country. However, they do not always practice it. This is true for the LGBT community, hispanic community, white community, black community etc. We all should welcome each other. In Genesis 1:27, God wants diversity by creating diversity " So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them." Paul

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    worship in the Apocalypse. It is divides into four subtopics; A) The theme of worship as a whole, B) The hymns in the Apocalypse, C) Revelation 4-5, D) Additional worship scenes. Chapter two is focused on the methodology for the study engaging North American Pentecostalism and Pentecostal hermeneutics. In this chapter she introduces the term “Wirkungsgeschichte”; how to discover the worship in the Apocalypse. Chapter three is a careful reading of the early Pentecostal periodical materials. She explains

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    Imagine a world in which all people are assumed to be evil at heart, but they must resist their malevolent temptations. The Puritans were a group of extremely devout and disciplined Christians who believed that people act benevolently because they are afraid of the consequences of an angry, yet just God, while Humanists were people who believed that people helped others because they wanted to make the world around them a better place. People act in order to improve the world around them because of

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    Center Church Summary

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    faithful restatement of the gospel with rich implications for life, ministry and mission in a type of culture at a moment in history”(19). Although Keller writes from his own experience he realizes that there are limitations when writing from an American thought process but he also expresses the global needs of the church. As I am seeking the position of Senior Pastor one day this book is one that I will use as a reference tool to assist with my journey. Center Church is broken into several parts:

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    Francis Of Assis

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    basilica after his death (Foley). I chose St Francis of Assisi for his constant love and respect for everyone, no matter their social status in life. “He was a man of action”, according to Catholic Online, and exemplified the qualities of a faithful Christian throughout every aspect in the way he lived. St Francis is able to intercede for me to become a better catholic by praying to him and asking him for guidance in my life. By imitating the qualities and values shown by St. Francis of Assisi, we can

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    Prophetic Ministry by T. Austin Sparks gives a broad overview of prophecy from an evangelical, Christian point of view. The author covers the fundamentals of prophetic ministry including anointing, lifestyle, function, vocation and the resistance to the message. This book captured my attention initially in the discussion of the prophetic ministry extending beyond the predictive. It is not unusual in the Body of Yeshua for the focus in prophetic ministry to be on what the future holds. Sparks

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