The bible was written by Mosses so the story goes. That seems not to be the case and in-fact was written by several different people. The torah is split in to four writers referred to as E, J, P, and R. E refers to the chief god “EL” and J refers to Jehovah, P refers […]
He was a poet, prose writer, theoretician of literature, philosopher and Italian political thinker. He is considered one of the most distinguished personalities in world literature, appreciated for his spirituality and intellectual depth. He is also known as “the Supreme Poet”. He was born in Florence, in the bosom of a family that belonged to […]
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Let an Expert Do ItThe Bible has been the best-selling and most controversial book in history, preserved for centuries and protected by the saints. The dispute about the reliability of the Bible has been a question for many centuries, most of the time left unanswered. A big controversy that may have led to this uncertainty, is the fact that […]
This October, I began volunteering as an assistant Bible School teacher for my church’s ESL program, which is held once every month. When they discovered I was currently involved in an ESL Methods class, they were even more excited to have me on board. We have one main Bible Study teacher, three volunteer assistants, including […]
INTRODUCTION The Bible speaks to the religious antiquities intended to gull Christian believers through their lives, setting up the ethical code to pursue. Many refer Moses as the first human author who wrote the first five books within the Bible- Torah books. The Holy Bible falls into two categories, the old and new testament with […]
The word,”mind” is used in a variety of ways throughout the Bible. God tells believers and unbelievers alike what to do with their minds. These are some of the things God says to do with their minds. God calls everyone to listen to and remember what He says. One example of this is in Deuteronomy […]
When we use the repeating technique like she suggests about five times, I think back to when we learned about Recasting. I’m starting to see in my daily practices as well as the Bible studies that recasting is going to help me big time as a future ELL teacher. After the lesson was done, we […]
The death penalty has been, and continues to be an ongoing, controversial debate in today’s society. In fact, capital punishment was extremely prevalent, especially during the time of Christ. In the Bible, mainly the Old Testament, capital punishment was ultimately the primary consequence to any crime that was committed. This may come as a surprise […]
The mind should be very important to everyone, for it is the gateway for either good or bad to enter through. What enters the mind lurks in the mind. God wants what is paramount for everyone, and for believers to stay true. God wants what is paramount for everyone. Luke 21:14 says, “But make up […]
McCrae and Costa’s model presents five factors of personality. When inspecting this model of personality, it is very fascinating to line up some of the characters within the Bible and how they fit into one of the factors. Looking at the component of extroversion the individual that fits best in scripture is the Apostle Paul, […]
The Bible often talks about the power of the mind and the thoughts that come from it. Moses, Paul and Samuel talk about the powerfulness of the mind; Solomon, Matthew and Moses talk about how it can be deceived really easily; and David, Luke and Paul talk about God’s blessings that come with opening your […]
Grudem’s main focus is the health of the nation how increasing diversity and ethnic communities would kill the nation from the inside out (mixed loyalty, inability to understand each other due to different languages being spoken, etc). His starting assumption is that illegal immigration is toxic to the nation, and that while as Christians we […]
Christianity and Islam are widely practiced across the world and bring two vastly different cultures. In the United States, Christianity is the most popular, while Islam is slowly growing and being accepted in the larger cities like Deerpark, MI where the entire city is now deemed Islamic. Christian churches can be found on just about […]
Spiritual Life help One helpful tactic that helped with my spiritual life was when we prayed the ACTS prayer in class. It helped me start a prayer life in which I pray for something or someone every day in the morning or evening. Some things I prayed for was a friend of mine who is […]
Tell you what, growing up in an African American home, and going to a Pentecostal church as a Christian, I never really knew what Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer were. Living in a live city full of children, happy people, the thought of someone being gay or whatever never crossed my mind why? Once […]
“The Protestant Reformation was a reforming of the Catholic Church. The Catholic church at the time was corrupt, the pope had too much power, the hurch was too wealthy, and people were having to pay for indulgences. Indulgences were a way for the church to make money and people would think that they could pay […]
“The very Hermeneutics that seemingly began the Reformation were that salvation according to the Scriptures is by grace through faith, and that it is a gift of God. A gift is not worked for or earned from church attendance or religious rhetoric. The reading of the bible and proper exegetical hermeneutics tells us clearly, that […]
Growing up in a family who saw religion as not only priority, but a way of life is something I will always cherish. Ever since I can remember, my family and I had the same routine Sunday, after Sunday, after Sunday. Even though my parents were constantly busy with their jobs, I was always running […]
In 2014, Darren Aronofsky released the biblical film, Noah. Even before the official release, the response to this biblical blockbuster was mixed. While eagerly awaited by some, it was banned in a number of counties (like Bahrain, Indonesia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates) for its depiction of an Islamic prophet and for scenes that […]
“The topic of homosexuality is well known to many Christians and churches. Discussion of this topic can sometimes be extremely tense and can lead to problems. This can directly be linked to the cause of churches splitting up over their different views on homosexuality. The Methodist Church recently has gone through tremendous debates over the […]
Throughout Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury develops multiple themes through the main character, Guy Montag. As Montag develops into his own person as the book progresses, he helps add emphasis to several themes including censorship and alienation, real vs fake and life vs death, religious values, technological advancements, and paradoxes. The futuristic society that Bradbury develops […]
When one begins this hermeneutical journey, he or she needs to begin systematically by understanding that all interpretation starts in one of three different categories. Observation: which answers the question: What does the passage say? (Acts 17:11, ESV), “Now these Jews were more noble than those in Thessalonica; they received the word with all eagerness, examining […]
“The Renaissance also known as the age of “Rebirth” began in the 14th century. As the Renaissance occurred so did the Elizabethan era, also known as the Golden Age in English history, which began in the 16th century. The highly advanced drama during the time lead to dramas inspiring other and proposing several different readings […]
Just short of half a millennium and thousands of miles apart: Martin Luther and Martin Luther King Jr. share many similarities, besides their name. Both men grew up devout Christians and had a strong faith in God. Martin Luther King Jr. was a minister in a Baptist church, one of the denominations accredited to Martin […]
We live in a world plagued by rape culture. Rape culture is a term that encompasses the state of normalized sexual violence, and its links to greater sexism and misogyny. This normalization occurs in unhealthy relationships, unjust politics, tasteless comedy, and it pits survivors in a corner as provocateurs responsible for inciting the attacks. This […]
“Italians being “the firstborn among the sons of modern Europe” combined the revival of antiquities and the ‘all-sided man’— ‘l’uomo universale’— developing free personality to undeniably question the Church and cast a general spirit of doubt in the religious beliefs of the period. In his work Buckhardt says, “the subjective side at the same time […]
The work reviewed here; ‘Whose Religion Is Christianity? The Gospel beyond the West’ is authored by highly respected scholar and African theologian Lamin Sanneh, born in Gambia 1942, now a nationalised U.S citizen is also known by his alias name ‘D. Willis James, a Professor of Missions & World Christianity, Professor of History, Professor of […]
“Luther was the commanding voice and leader and began this movement on October 31, of 1517 when he published the 95 theses. What set Martin Luther apart from the forerunners of the Reformation is that the forerunners stressed the need for ethical reform in the papacy. Luther recognized that the real problem was a dogmatic […]
The best representatives of Greek and Roman culture for the Greco-Roman room of the museum are the terra cotta amphora Funerary Crater and marble sculpture Emperor Caracalla, respectively (Benton and DiYanni, pp. 38, 61). Funerary Crater, created by an unknown artist in the eighth century BC, is decorated with black-figure images typical of the Geometric […]
“The Reformation started in 1517 in Germany when Martin Luther, who was a monk there, published the 95 Theses. The 95 Thesis contained all of Luther’s opinions and questions about faith in hope to bring change to the Catholic Church. He was later excommunicated, but because he was so outspoken about his opinions, the Reformation […]
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