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    Joseph and were either older or younger siblings, or both.8 This of course is not compatible with the Catholic faith. To affirm older siblings of Jesus would be to deny both the Virgin birth and the perpetual virginity of Mary; to affirm younger siblings of Jesus would be to deny the perpetual virginity of Mary only. Both of these options contradict dogmatic pronouncements of the Catholic faith. Richard Bauckham, the one mainstream scholar who denies this approach, offers a different one, though for

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    gained a much deeper knowledge of Christ and how to see him working in my life daily. I’ve had several deep and personal encounters with God and it is through those encounters that I was brought closer to Him and the Christian faith. The most important event that solidified my faith happened first semester of my junior year, when my family got a call from our local hospital saying my grandma was struck by a car and on her way to the emergency room. My whole family’s life was turned upside down by

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    Expressions is a nondenominational Christian faith based church. What makes this particular church nondenominational is Expressions is welcoming and centered around those who identify themselves in the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) community. Expressions was founded in 2007 with the overall mission to become a safe place where all can come to worship Jesus Christ as a family. Expressions church, head pastor is Neill Spurgin Coffman. Pastor Coffman is an openly gay man, who is married

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    was my experience. Once I came up with a vague memory of what happened, I couldn’t wait to tell my friends about it. Those were the moments I lived for, those wild nights, the ones where the details were as questionable as my dedication to the Christian faith. Those days that

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    January 27th, 2015. This is the day that would change my perspective of the Christian faith forever. Let me take you back to the day before. It was a long day and I had just completed yet another day at the prestigious Saint Thomas Academy. Later that evening I had planned to attend tutoring, lift and head home for a prolonged night of study, but this was not the case. As the final bell rang, I became drowsy, nauseous and extremely light headed, and I did what any other cadet would do: take a trip

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    separation between those of Christian faith and those of Islamic faith. If additional diligence in research is provided, any one of these observers begins to find the endlessly deeper self-versus-other struggles present on both sides, specifically amongst the Christian military. Numerous accounts from Christian actors serve to support this argument; the recorded thoughts of both soldiers and intellectuals detail the surprising amount of divisions between what should be the Christian united. The relationship

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    The Christian faith is a well-documented and common religion of the Western civilization. However, because Christianity is so fluid and complex, it easier for Christians to be incorrectly interpreting aspects of the bible. In the book “Why Christian?” by Douglas John Hall, and “She Who Is” by Elizabeth Johnson, both examine some of the critical misunderstandings proving problematic within the Christian faith, but in different “lenses”. The book “Why Christian?” addresses the Christian youth who are

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    in the way of religious faiths. And like Luther, his intentions were not to remake the faith but to simply bring it back to where it belonged. Unlike the reformation of Luther, which failed to reform the Catholic Church and ended up splitting into the Protestant Church, Spener spent his time within the Protestant Church to reform the way people lived and thought. Arguably, the Pia Desidria that Spener wrote turned out to be the greatest paper to further the Christian faith since the Bible itself.

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    Christianity from all other religions. Christianity without the literal, physical resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is merely one religion among many. "And if Christ is not risen," said the Apostle Paul, "then our preaching is empty and your faith is in vain”. (1 Corinthians 15:14) Furthermore, "You are still in your sins!” Paul could not have chosen stronger language. (Mohler) Still, the resurrection of Jesus Christ has been under persistent attacks since the Apostolic age. Why? Because

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    104 Date: 11 October 2015 Romans Romans which is a letter from Paul by reveals answers to important questions and is able to supply us with information on multiple topics. In chapters 1-8 Paul discusses the fundamentals and the foundation of Christian faith. Looking for things through the text in the Romans such as (1) the natural world, (2) human identity, (3) human relationships, and (4) culture. The first thing is the natural world. In the natural world it is full of sin, murder and crime are

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