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    essay will compare different approaches in Christian theology to philosophy to see which study was more influential in our individual development. Christian theology is the study of Christian beliefs. There are four sources for this study including scripture, tradition, reasoning and experience. Scriptures are sacred writings that document historical events pertaining to Christianity. The Bible is the central location for the scriptures. Christians consider the Bible their source of truth and

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    of philosophy from Christian understanding, so he calls this book ‘prolegomena to the history of philosophy’. Contents of this book are quite interesting; differing from a common book about the history of philosophy, Lee starts from God as the beginning of the history and philosophy. A structure of this book is following a biblical understanding of human history. Also, Lee heavily deals with the period of ancient Eastern and Greek philosophy. He divides a true philosophy, which is Christian philosophy

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    or a Christian, we’ll contrast each discipline from humanist to determine the many worldviews there is. Christian philosophy is what determines your worldview because it is dependable with the bible. We question ourselves about what is real, what’s reality, or even what does philosophy even mean. Philosophy gives you a foundation on who God is, Dr. Young says, “Philosophy after all is a way of life, and the Christian believes that he has the true way—the true pattern for living.” Philosophy means

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    Christian exegesis originates on Jesus Christ’s rebuke of Hebraic Literalism concerning issues such as, the Sabbath, sacrifice and rabbinic authority. However, Christianity hinges on original sin doctrine, fully developed by the church father, Augustine of Hippo based on Romans 5:12, “Therefore just as through one man sin entered into the world, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men, because all sinned.” Consequently, providing a theo-statist worldview, as the state becomes divinely

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    “Socratic Christian Philosophy,” I have come to the conclusion that Socrates knows much about how to follow a god and how not sway away from his beliefs, but his arrogance and god-like personality come in the way of that because at some points it seems as though Socrates believes he is as high as god. David Talcott, the author of this article, even mentions that he believes that Socrates may have a gift which makes him as divine as god. Talcott suggests that Socrates knows a lot about that Christian philosophy

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    1 Griffith A philosophy is a very personal concept. Each person who has lived has had a philosophy. A philosophy dictates how one acts and conducts. Some better know this idea as a worldview. One?s environment and culture have a large influence on their worldview and there actions display their philosophy. There are certain doctrines that make up the Christian?s philosophy and those are very important to the Christian?s life. Theology is simply the study of God, but God is not very simple (Schwarz

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    Finally, I would like to share my philosophy of Christian higher education. I believe any philosophy of Christian higher education must start with the affirmation that all wisdom and knowledge come from God (Proverbs 2:6), and all academic disciplines owe their existence to the wisdom and knowledge that precede from Him and His Word. Following the pattern of Colossians 3:17, students, faculty, administrators, and staff should be encouraged to view their studies and work as an act of devotion and

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    belief is seen more as a theology while Greek thinking or Hellenism is seen more as a philosophy. All theologists are philosophers but not all philosophers are theologists. Greek philosophies had great impact on the early development of Christian thought. Much of the elements in the early Greek philosopher’s theories regarding the soul, creation, and salvation were reflected in the development of early Christian thought. The Greeks were tenacious in asking why and how questions concerning those

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    Humans from my own point of view are God's creation, because the bible makes me understand that humans were created in God's image, and during the creation of man, God blew the breath of life into man to make him come alive. I assume the reason humans are so unique is that they were created like God. The reason why humans are the best of all creation is that they can think, invent new things, and have dominion of all other creatures on earth. Humans are the only living creation that is conscious

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    I. A Christian educator values Christian intellect and cultivates the Christian mind. A. Christian intellect is the property of the Christian mind that depends on the Holy Spirit in intellectual pursuits. 1. Intellect is the faculty of the mind for thinking and acquiring knowledge, as distinguished from emotion and volition. 2. The mind is the owner of consciousness due to its independent self-awareness from the body; the uniqueness of the first-person perspective of self rather than the third-person

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