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The Christian View of Scripture...used to appease those around us? Knowing whether the Bible is reliable or not is what thousands of scholars try to prove or disprove on a daily basis. Some scholars write books, some preach and others just take it all in with the hopes that when it all comes down to the last days, what God said in the Bible will be true. Things will line up, things will make sense. It will be like a math problem with an obvious answer. The problem is that there is no obvious answer. According to Theopedia, an online resource, inerrancy is “the view that when all the facts become known, they will demonstrate that the bible, in its original autographs and correctly interpreted is entirely true and never false in all it...
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Buddhist and christian view on evolution...debate. It poses significant challenges to traditional explanations provided by the religious faculties concerning the world and nature. There is a lot of room to argue based on the beliefs of different people and religions. It is therefore important to recognise the role of religion and science in modern society while respecting boundaries to each belief held by each of the communities. There ought to be careful considerations of individual elements put forth by the evolution theory while trying to analyse its relation to religious beliefs. Despite the conclusions made, there is no assertion that fails to have counter points. The interesting tale of evolution can only continue to bring further debates...
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Consultant view of business...Consultant View of Business With all factors considered in the case of Emma’s business, I will explore two issues: choice between training employees or working with the leadership team; and, the offer by HIW to buy her business.
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If I am to advise Emma, I would certainly suggest for her to work with the leadership team instead of dealing with all employees. This early, she needs to establish such kind of organizational culture, especially if her business is poised to expand further. The reason for this is simple: working with employees and overseeing their training could prove to be time-consuming and would spread Emma too thin. While there are...
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The First Satellite and its Original Purpose...The First Satellite and its Original Purpose
Lesson 5
Question 1: We will discuss satellites several times in the class. Using the Internet, find out who made the first satellite and its original purpose. How do satellites work to send information from space?
The making of the first satellite is not considered a one-man affair; however, a group of scientists from Russia is credited with the first man-made satellite, a concept proposed by Isaac Newton. The original purpose of the satellite was for the observance of various scientific phenomena in space. Satellites work by receiving radio signals sent from the earth, and then resend the radio signals back...
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Christian view...Christian view
Introduction
Christianity should be regarded as one of the most spread religions in the today’s world. Indeed, people who accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior can be found virtually in every corner of the planet. That is why it would be quite logical to suggest that Christian though reflects position of many people in the world. So, careful examination of it is able to provide understanding of one of the largest religious communities. One of the parts of this teaching tells about creation of Earth and has shaped attitude of many people to nature. This paper will analyze this attitude, utilizing works of various Christian scholars in order to show how this position is grounded, as well as show some counterarguments... .
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