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…1. What is the point of dating? a) To find a person to marry. b) To learn about yourself, others and relationships 2. What kind of person should we as Christians date? CHRISTIANS!!! 3. Why should we date Christians? · The Bible says to. READ…

…. What is Asian theology and how does it differ to Christian theology? Is there or could there be a link between the two? Koyama’s (1990) aim is to explain that Asian theology should not, and can not, merely be a counter-concept to theology in the West…

…Emily Dickinson was raised in a traditional New England home in the mid 1800's. Her father along with the rest of the family had become Christians and she alone decided to rebel against that and reject the Church. She, like many of her contemporaries…

…to change for a number of reasons. Nationalism, made ethnic groupings self-conscious, and the Ottoman Empire began to fall. The only thing holding the Ottoman Empire together was the European powers disagreement on how to split it up. As lots of other Christian…

…, these literal interpretations of selected passages from the Bible which are often quoted out of context corrupt the compassionate attitude of Judaism and Christianity, which clearly focuses on redemption and forgiveness, and urges humane and effective ways…

…the Bible to avoid the temptations that cause downfall. 1c) All of life is ethical and all of the Bible is spread with a concern for ethics. The Bible is important morally for Christians. The world which God has created, we read, reveals God’s moral…

…stance toward innocent purity: for example, while Blake draws touching portraits of the emotional power of rudimentary Christian values, he also exposes--over the heads, as it were, of the innocent--Christianity's capacity for promoting injustice and cruelty…

…on political authority than that of social order. Luther recognized secular power as valid and called for Christians to follow and obey their rulers. Luther was against the Peasant Revolt in Germany, calling it “un-Christian.” One authority Luther didn’t recognize…

…the unchanging of the Grandmother when the family encounters the Misfit. The Grandmother remains lady-like, and O’Connor introduces her distorted ideas of thinking through her Christian values. Michael Clark insists that the Grandmother “has undergone a personal…

…-Ghazali is one of the most prominent theologians of Islam. His doctrines contributed to the influence of Jewish and Christian Scholasticism in Europe and some of his views have been accepted by St. Thomas Aquinas who re-established orthodoxy to Christians…