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    using the art of rational thought to prove the existence and essence of God, in his works, Proslogium, Monologium, and Cur Deus Homo, discusses the complexity of the Trinity. He ponders many questions like “What is the role of each member of the trinity?” or “How can three separate beings, each with distinctive characteristics, be united as one and share the same essence?” These are all very good questions and would be best put to thought, in the hope of strengthening a Christian’s faith. But the real

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    by Cwiekowski he looks at how the church has had to adapt to many different developments over the course of history and gradually branched into many different religion. He goes on to say how the Peter, Paul and James sought to maintain communion even amongst their differences. This unity and diversity was a guide for the church and helped reflects the teachings that we are all created equal. And also was a guide for the early churches to be different but united. But with this diversity in the early

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    Reflection Paper

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    Him. However, because of our sins, we fail to honor God. It is through God’s love for us that he used Jesus Christ to restore our relationship with Him. The doctrine of the person of the Jesus Christ is the centerpiece of our Christian theology. As followers of Christ, it is essential that our understanding of Christ must be the center of our faith. Our understanding of the person of Christ begins with our understanding of sin and it’s defeat. The idea of sin as claimed guilt. Dr. Vidu explained

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    body. We have had many discussion on praying with the church when visiting the Orthodox Church service. Before going I had done some research on Orthodox service. The worship was incredible but we need to understand tradition when we are fellowshipping with other. Tradition orthodox is get to experience the Spirit; the spirit of God move in the midst of two or three. To accept and understand the Tradition we must live within the Church, we must be conscious of the grace-giving presence of the

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    follows the Old testament, and they believe theirs is the church founded by Jesus (Shmeman). The Orthodox church separated from the Catholic church after centuries of division and disagreements between the two. The leaders of the Western and Eastern churches excommunicated each other in 1054, in addition to many other issues relating to politics as well as than theology. For the common people, the rift began to form when the Western Church pillaged Constantinople during the fourth crusade. The Patriarch

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    Since the early days of the Church, Christians have honored Mary, the mother of Christ, for her important role in the history of salvation. While Mary no longer walks the face of the earth as she once did in Nazareth, Mary continues to give unwavering assistance to the Church, the bride of her Son, in both times of strength and suffering. As the Church continues to move forward in her pilgrimage of faith, the Blessed Mother, through her maternal role, actively helps the Church along this journey through

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    hope, and rejoice in their savior, Jesus Christ. We can learn to appreciate the uniqueness of this religion by taking the time examine its history and beliefs, how women and men experience this religion, as well as how it differs from traditional religions such as Christianity. As with any religion, one of the most important pieces to learn is how the religion was created and who played an important part in doing so. Mormonism, also known as the Church of the Latter-Day Saints came about in 1830

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    Exegetical Paper

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    “Unity in the Body of Christ” An Exegetical Paper on Ephesians 4:1-6 Main Idea and Outline Ephesians 4: 1-6 Paul urges the church in Ephesus to live according to what God has called them to and to keep the unity of the Spirit. I. Paul reminds the church that they should live in unity according to God’s calling (4:1-3) A. Live a life worthy of the calling you have received (v.1) B. Be humble, gentle, patient, and love everyone (v.2) C. Keep the

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    between Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Christianity. They are all monotheistic religions, where in Judaism they believe in Abraham, and there is one God and one creator, the one and only that will ever exist., in Christianity they believe in the Holy Trinity, which is God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, and in Zoroastrianism they believe in Ahura Mazda their one God, Zoroastrianism is one of the oldest monotheistic religion there is. Christianity’s religious text is the Holy Bible, Zoroastrianism’s

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    about the Church and you seem to know a lot of stuff about the Church. Kevin: We just got out of school though. Don’t you want to sit back and watch some Netflix? Bob: I actually want to learn something about the Church. Kevin: Why not ask our religion teacher? Bob: I never particularly liked him and he really doesn’t teach well. Kevin: I can’t argue that. Fine I guess have nothing better to do. So what do you want to know? Bob; Is there a connection between our faith and the Church? Kevin; Yes

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