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Textual Commentary on Black Souls in White Skins in I Write What I Like by Steve Biko Religion and Theology Literature review
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Between 1967 and 1977, the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa inspired a significant and “coherent body of thought”. The Black Consciousness Movement started out as a student initiative and grew into an educational tool for mobilizing “activity” as opposed to “activism”. Steven Biko, an enthusiastic Black leader during the 1960s is credited with founding the Black Consciousness Movement.
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Role of Religion in Society Religion and Theology Literature review
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Voltaire did not believe in organized religion, as this is the cause of many social evils in the world, with the evil people hiding behind the veils of religiosity. Matteo on the other hand sees that religion is found in people’s cultures, and in order for evangelists to win people, they must identify with their cultures.
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Why Did the Early Church Grow so Rapidly and What Impact Did this Success Have on the Church Religion and Theology Report
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Based on the current statistic, Christianity is one of the largest religions in the world. Christianity is available in almost all parts of the world. This was to great extent facilitated by the missionary role and commitment in the spread of Christian ideologies. Outstanding cooperation between missionary, resident, and community elites led to the intensive growth of churches in South Korea.
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Subjective Theological Term on Salvation Christ for Us and Christ in Us Religion and Theology Literature review
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Therefore, one cannot be truly saved if he continues to lead an immoral life, because the transforming power of true faith is not evident in his actions.  Works become the evidence, not the standard or pre-requisite, by which salvation is bestowed as a gift.  Salvation is not the wage or reward in exchange for leading a virtuous life. 
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Myths Reflection on Indian's Values, Beliefs, and Philosophy Religion and Theology Literature review
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In relation to King Yayati, after passing through the stages, from a householder where he had met with a curse, the new opportunity of being brought back to his youth taught him about how to deal with life situations. From the story, he realized that indulgence itself cannot quench his desires. King Yayati returned to the forest, after which he spent his time meditating before his death.
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Christianity and Chinese Popular Religion: the Success of Christianity in China Religion and Theology Literature review
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According to Xi, TJC right from its starting, TJC has been able to create its special power through opposing a purportedly unique, pure revelation of Chinese directly from Christ to the presumptively corrupt traditions that are associated with a Christian Church which were brought in from the West. He further said the TJC spreads so rapidly throughout China.
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Religions and Fundamentalism Religion and Theology Literature review
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Religion is defined as a set of beliefs regarding the cause, purpose, and nature of the universe, especially in matters of creation, devotions, and ritual observance. In addition, it teaches moral codes governing the behaviors and conduct of human affairs. Precisely, it refers to the relation of people to God or any object they term sacred and supernatural.
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Relation between Morality and Dharma Religion and Theology Report
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Morality is the differentiation of decisions, and intentions between the ones that are right or good, and the ones that are wrong or bad. Morality is also defined as conformity to the right conduct rules. Ethics is the philosophy of morality. Morality means rightness or goodness. A moral code refers to a particular system of morality in a certain religion, philosophy, culture among others.
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Christian Services Community Religion and Theology Report
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To be specific, the group offers ample scope to serve the community with greater participation in identifying the growth needs and the obstacles witnessed by the common public. Hence, by being associated with the group, I realized myself to be quite benefitted with greater opportunity to serve the community.
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Jews, Christians, and Muslims Religion and Theology Report
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Laws on abortion, birth control pills, same-sex marriage, and homosexuality are examples of government contradictions to the teachings of religious beliefs. These are the effects of democracy wherein elected representatives to Congress made logical decisions to alleviate pressing issues like poverty and unemployment that were traced partly due to population growth.
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Functional Understanding of the Imago Dei Religion and Theology Literature review
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These doctrines further provide a rationale for evaluating man’s supremacy over other creatures and helps in defining criteria for explaining human value. These theological views bear conflicting nature as to whether humans still have a broader or narrow sense of God and what can be the possible purpose of this image of God in humankind.
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The Council of Chalcedon: A Historical and Doctrinal Survey Religion and Theology Report
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It is said that since there is no two natures then one other nature in the form of a person of Holy Trinity will have to sacrifice his life to reach salvation. The doctrine of salvation is also incorporated in Christology and we should know that it must be taught in all ages to remove secularism. It basically advocates that the divine side of the personality of Jesus has always been overshadowed.
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Sufism: The Whirling Dervish and the Divine Religion and Theology Literature review
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Sufism is the dimension of Islamic worship in which mysticism is practiced. The definition of mysticism in religion is that it is a “private, unmediated, and ineffable yet universally present in all human religiosity” set of experiences that are part of the unexplainable and incomprehensible parts of religion that create the mystery on which most religion is based.
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The Life of St. Thomas Aquinas Religion and Theology Report
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 On June 1272, Saint Thomas accepted to relocate to Naples and establish a theological studies program. On January 1274, Saint Thomas left for Lyon, France. They left on foot and they were intending to go and participate in the second council. However, as fate had it, Saint Thomas never reached his destination.
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An Exegetical Analysis of Ephesians 6:10-20 Religion and Theology Literature review
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Paul warns that the day can come at any time and believers are warned that this will be the time when the magnitude of evil will be at its peak. Christians can only stand if they possess the armor pieces that include the belt of truth, the boots of readiness, the breastplate of righteousness, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the spirit (Ephesians 6: 13-17).
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Unreached People Group Project of Yemen Religion and Theology Report
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Yemeni Arabs are from North and South Yemen is one such group.  With a population of over 24 million people, Yemen only has 15,000 – 25,000 both indigenous Christians and non-native Christians practicing their faith underground with the majority being non-native.  These non-native Christians are refugees from neighboring countries (Yemen's Forgotten Christians, 2013).
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Joseph Being a Prefigurement of Jesus Christ Religion and Theology Report
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The concept of having equal number of people who worked closely together with Joseph and Jesus points to precedence by Joseph for the Prefigurement of Jesus Christ1. Joseph had 12 brothers whom he worked closely with during his childhood, looking after his father’s animals, until the brothers betrayed him and sold him to an alien land.
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Religions of the Pacific Religion and Theology Literature review
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Sikhism is a religion mainly practiced in the Punjab region (Hawley, 91-92.).  Its the founder is known as Guru Nanak? The teachings and the scriptures shave continued to grow within the religion and were taught to be other Sikhs. The church has 30million members, which makes it the first largest religion worldwide.
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Progressive Islam and Environmental Religion and Theology Report
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The question is that is progressive Muslim possible in the current environment? To me, it is possible despite the conservative nature of the religion. This is because there have been revolutions in the Muslim world that have overthrown dictatorial regimes. Examples of this are Tunisia and Egypt. It is these dictators that have compelled their people to practice orthodox Islam.
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Analysis of the Theme of Dedication in the Movie-Chariots of Fire Religion and Theology Movie Review
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It is for this reason that motivation results in a kind of motivation that others cannot understand. This is because it involves the making of significant sacrifices, crucial decisions and options. It additionally involves the taking of several bold, courageous and unusual steps. At times, the choices may be tough if two vital options are involved.
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Joseph Smith, Brigham Young and the Origins of Mormonism Religion and Theology Literature review
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The restoration of the true spirit of Christianity and religious messages was the core of Smith’s experiences as in the early 19th century, the religious life in America was in bad turmoil. Less than ten percent of people belong to a church so Mormonism as a set of religious ideas offered a new life to Christianity which was vanishing day by day.
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Theological Terminology of Justification by Faith by John Piper and N.T. Wright Religion and Theology Thesis Proposal
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The view of present justification according to Piper rests upon Christ’s substitution alone, which people partake of in union with him by faith alone. Future justification is the open confirmation that in Christ Jesus we stand before God without sin, where the final judgment is in accordance with peoples’ works. This is finely distinguished from attributing one’s justification to one’s own works.
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Characteristics in Christianity and Islam Religion and Theology Report
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Muslims view Christianity as a product of corruption by man, which is mostly motivated by personal and political reasons inspired by Satan whose primary objective is to persuade people to go against God and stray away from his religion. Satan is aware that most human beings deviate when it comes to following him and so all he aims for, is making people follow him indirectly.
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Tenrikyo Fundamentals Religion and Theology Literature review
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According to the website ‘Religion in Japan, ( 1996-2013) for most Japanese people religion is not that important,  although they may attend a shrine, whether Buddhist or Shinto,  from time to time and take part in some festivals. McQuaid ( 2000-2001) also states that these new religions, especially the very latest ones, are often viewed with suspicion.
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Compare and Contrast two Films about the Religion Religion and Theology Movie Review
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These differences and similarities of religious undertone will give us a wider perspective of how people in the world seek to interpret his or her Deity through an organized religion. Christianity as a religion is based on the belief that salvation can be achieved through its central figure who is Jesus Christ.   
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Religion and Film Religion and Theology Movie Review
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As a function of analysing this particular form of social cohesion and the manner through which it impacts upon society, and all expressions of belief/religion, the following analysis will engage the reader with an interpretation of the mechanisms through which film is able to psychologically impact upon the viewer.
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Giving to the Church: A Historical Look at Stewardship Religion and Theology Report
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Stewardship is a central aspect of the Christian faith and service, benevolence, and hospitality are crucial aspects of Christian worship of the Lord; Christians are responsible for serving God by taking care of God’s creation by making good use of their material possessions, time, and talents. The Old Testament provides the fundamental principles of giving to the Lord as worship.
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The Exegesis and Theological Meaning of 1 Kings 15:26 Religion and Theology Report
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From a personal standpoint, God’s choice to allow Nadab, the son of Jeroboam to take the throne, and allowing him to sit on the throne for two years amounted to wronging the Israelites of that time. This is the case because allowing him to sit on the throne for the two years allowed him to manipulate the Israelites against the will of God, just like his father.
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Helping International Students Understand Christians Religion and Theology Report
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As applied in this proposed project, aimed at generating the understanding of international students towards Christians, CIA can certainly assist in providing adequate education and learning services to the target audiences to develop an effective cross-cultural attitude.In this context, there are three principles that are found associated with CIA, which include ‘cultural strategic thinking’, behavioural and motivational.
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Comparing Islam and Christianity on Violence Religion and Theology Literature review
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A particular phrase in the Quran, "Fight for the religion of God against those who fight against you" is deemed to support violence (Sale 34). It has often been argued that this message is interpreted negatively by the people in religion and violence is often conveyed through terrorism in the name of religion.
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Buddhist vs Christian Views on Creation and the Origin of Life Religion and Theology Report
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In a nutshell, the work at hand just presented the important points revealing the beliefs and principles of Buddhism and Christianism relevant to the creation and origin of life. Furthermore, a clear understanding of the basic similarity and difference between their views are also taken into account. There remains a thought to consider more remarkable investigations for these two religions.
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The Holy Spirit and the Natural Law Religion and Theology Report
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It further illustrates how infused virtues and the gifts of the Holy Spirit help us to achieve supernatural happiness. Supernatural happiness is unattainable unless humanity embraces God’s inner life since sin has already damaged humanity’s natural happiness. These infused virtues and the gifts of the Holy Spirit reside in, and perfect the faculties of the soul granting, them the capacity to do supernatural acts.
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C.S. Lewis, Scripture and Spiritual Formation Religion and Theology Report
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Naturally, every occurrence of faith-building/suffering/grief that is evidenced within the Christian’s life does not ultimately create this reality; however, the goal towards which C. S. Lewis encourages readers to strive; one through which each and every circumstance is viewed through this particular lens.    
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Do Charismatic Gifts Exist in the Modern Days Religion and Theology Report
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The mere fact is that simple tongue-speaking or any other miracle does not mean someone has a spiritual gift. In fact, even non-Christians speak in tongues and they possess spiritual gifts like compassion, leadership, and teaching. Thus, one can wind up with the finding that there is a lack of sufficient proof to claim that sign gifts ceased and they are not for today.
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The Rise and Fall of Jewish Nationalism Religion and Theology Report
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In the quest for survival, three distinct Jewish philosophies emerged. The first was the Essenes who had a strict interpretation of the Torah and sought to live in seclusion. The second was the Sadducees who were liberals and cooperated with the Greeks but their observances were tied to the Temple and hence the group disappeared after the temple collapsed.
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Origin and Nature of Secularism Religion and Theology Literature review
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Religion is the cradle of morality in society. A society without religion is an immoral society. Religion assists the public with an idea of what is right and what is wrong (Berlinerblau, 2012). If society adopts secularism there is an assumption that the conduct of an individual does not affect the rights or freedom of other people.
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Ethics in Pastoral Ministry Religion and Theology Literature review
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The first meeting also helped me understand that such sessions do take their toll on pastors as well. Although she seemed to have strong religious roots, seeing her in a sorry state made me feel equally sad. Since it is important that pastors give personal responses to their clients, doing so can make them experience the same trauma which was the case with me as well.
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Sikhs in the U.S.: From Discrimination to Struggles for Equality and Acceptance Religion and Theology Literature review
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The interior of buildings also retained Sikh layout for the preservation of sacred spaces and practices; some religious habits were also maintained, such as taking off of shoes before entering sacred rooms (Mann “Making Home” 297). Punjabi remains as the main language also for worship services and content.  
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The Identity Crisis in Black Theology Religion and Theology Report
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The movement which came about due to King’s moral convictions is what led to the destruction of the legal segregation that was prevalent in the South. King can be considered to have been the embodiment of black faith since he propagated the ideas of love, justice, and hope. He combined the American practice of self-determination with the biblical belief of justice.
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Helping Chinese Student Understand American Culture Religion and Theology Report
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According to Wu (1993) with the settling down of the Chinese people in the United States of America it brought with it the varied elements and features of the Chinese civilisation – their language, culture, and everything which marks the Chinese civilisation. As the Chinese settled in this part of the world, their lifestyle and the regular lives interacted with that of the natives of the United States of America.
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Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt Religion and Theology Report
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The organization was successful in gathering huge support as it opposed the western and American societies. Soon the organization got politicized and could fulfill the aim of spreading “sharia” in the world. The holy book Quran was chosen as a mode of life but teachings were not implemented in society.
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How Other Religions Influence the Catholic Religion Religion and Theology Literature review
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The Catholic Church’s openness to the other religions was initiated by the Second Vatican Council and this development has made the Roman Catholic Church to deal with exclusivists, inclusive characteristics, and opinions that can be considered to be of a pluralistic nature as far as the other religions are concerned.
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Catholic versus Islam Fundamentalism in Politics Religion and Theology Thesis
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The Separation of Church and State has become a major and common policy for most democratic states with religion and government sectors under the non-interference agreement with each other. The church cannot interfere with state activities and vice versa. For Muslim countries, however, Islam plays a role in not just the religious functions of the citizens, but also their political activities.
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Aquinas on the Virtue of Charity Religion and Theology Report
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The main reason therefore why the moral life is animated by supernatural charity, a life enlivened by the Holy Spirit, is that the supernatural charity compliments the moral virtues. As we have seen above, although the moral virtues lead people to God, the moral virtues are, however, deficient and they need to be complimented by a divine charity that goes beyond moral virtues.
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Various Protestant Reform Movements in the 16th Century Religion and Theology Report
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The founder of Lutheranism, Martin Luther, had his birth in one of these middle-class families in Germany. After education, Martin Luther taught Bible at the University of Wittenberg.[1] It was at that time that the Christian Church started selling indulgences to raise money for the reconstruction of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.    
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Rape Law in the Old Testament and the Ancient Near Eastern Period Religion and Theology Report
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The ancient biblical laws about adultery were administered by men who had custody of the legislation as well as the leverage to make decisions on the level that will be levied on the female transgressors. On the other hand, the Near Eastern rape laws have proven to be very compartmentalized, androcentric, and localized.
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Exegetical Paper on Biblical Love and Peace Religion and Theology Report
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The life of man is unfulfilling without peace. Pride and anger are the most inhibitive factors to the attainment of peace, either between man and God or between man and the rest. However, through humbleness and meek supplication, man can be able to establish peace with God, while also being able to conquer the rest of humans, through mercy and lack of pride.    
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The Christian Tradition Religion and Theology Essay
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Religious beliefs have been always confronting each other and trying to show their supremacy and answer the question of who are the true believers. Religions are varied ranging from Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, and Hinduism among others. For this case, I will deal with Christianity. Christianity is a kind of religion, whose teachings and values are based on the life and mission of Jesus Christ. Believers view God as their Supreme Being.
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Curse of Covenant Reversal - Deuteronomy Religion and Theology Literature review
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The objective of the paper is to provide an exegetical investigation on the bible’s theology lines in the book (Deut 28:58-68). The lines conclude Moses’ second address that forms the book of Deuteronomy and gives the details and the consequences of Israel’s refusal to obey their covenant with God. The canonical setting the choice is open at this point.
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The Growth of Contemporary Christianity in India Religion and Theology Report
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In total, it is seen that the history of Christianity in India is as old as the history of the Christian religion. In the much receptive Indian Hindu society, Christianity was well accommodated and catered for. However, the revival of Hinduism, which took place partially as a result of the onslaught on their traditional ways of life, has become a serious threat to the growth of Christianity in India.
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