... the authorities of God, Spirit of God and the Son of God. He exemplifies that as one person can have right over different substances, similarly Jesus Christ has the right over both humanity and divinity, and both exist in equality (Roberts). This paper will deal with Tertullian ideology of Penitential discipline, the ... that that there are three divine persons, not one, and one substance not three. The three persons are The God, The Spirit of God and Jesus Christ, who is the Son of God. All the three exist in eternity and entirety and are distinct to other, yet possess the same substan...

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... any additional area of leading can happen. The next important factor in biblical leadership is that one must adhere to and follow the examples that Jesus Christ laid out through His ministry on earth. The final point for effective biblical leadership is the examples and descriptions laid out through the ministry ... is the focus of biblical leadership, the next logical step the leader can utilize is mirroring the leadership style of Jesus. Jesus Christ displayed various examples in real life leadership situations throughout His earthly ministry from which an effective biblical leader can...

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Christianity is a religion of Abraham monotheistic which tends to be based on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth as presented in the biblical canon as Christ. Within the sacred texts and writings related to Christianity, it shares common grounds with Judaism the Tanakh, which in ... within the benches of the Christianity. Even in the twentieth century, some scholars do not take as incontrovertible date of AD 33 for the death of Jesus Christ. In its first decades, Christianity was regarded as a doctrine of sectarian traditions more between Jews and Israelites, like other bodies of ide...

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... agreed on certain basic assumptions. They maintained that Jesus was a human martyr, rather than divine. According to Gnostic belief, the Holy Spirit and Jesus of Nazareth were two separate beings; Jesus was a man of flesh who, at baptism, received the Holy Spirit and became Christ. The spirit inhabited His body until the ... can be dissolved only by gnosis, and the revelation of gnosis is brought by Christ, who is considered the logos of the True God. As demonstrated, Gnostics held the belief that salvation is not brought by Jesus" passion, but by his life of teaching, and this salvatio...

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... who fought with different monster and fairy to deliver his loving people from the death. The inducing part of the story was the death of Jesus Christ, who voluntarily gave up his life to his hater in order to save his people life whose has been predominated by devil or evil ... battle only by himself just for the sake of others. Beowulf who comes to save the land could represent Jesus and his death was like that of Jesus. He was death of voluntary death. Also, Jesus Christ and Beowulf is both hero, a being of Godlike prowess and beneficence who often came to be honored as ... pass throu...

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... as a close-minded and ignorant ideology. Christians are depicted as blindly believing that they are guaranteed a better life after they die based solely on the fact that they believe in Jesus Christ. Albert Camus's novel, The Stranger, is no exception to this rule. In Camus's novel, Christians are presented as using their faith as a crutch on which they rely with no other ... , the magistrate's next response seems to indicate that he lacks the fundamental personal relationship with God that enables us Christians to provide a better response as to why we believe in Jesus Christ. The magis...

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... . The witness of the life of the people very important for any credible communication, each of them in the parish has to be living witness of fidelity to the Lord Jesus. The parish is in most places still the main form of the living community of Christian faith. Parish is a living organism and as such depends her existence on proper and ... that everything we communicate and share come from this Spirit. We are the priest a spiritual person and our ministry is first and foremost a 'prolongation' of Christ's presence with his people and therefore, needs the communications approach of Jesus...

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... story. The will of God appear to be aligned if not the alias of fate. Beowulf, the character, is an attempt at adapting Jesus to the Anglo-Saxon cultural vision of a hero. Grendel is portrayed as the adaptation of the image of Satan and Cain. Unferth's role ... a heavenly kingdom." She adds, "Therefore the explanation of the omission of the New testament references in Beowulf is neither missionary failure to present Christ nor the limitation imposed by the them, but rather, the Anglo-Saxon's failure to respond overwhelmingly to that portion of the story." She ... explains the Anglo-Saxon...

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