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There is a multitude of attributes of God, what He is and that any human being can also become. Among these countless attributes or characteristics, we have love. A ‘simple’ characteristic present in some way in the life of all humanity, from the rich to...
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Throughout the previous decades, two religions were the most followed by people and that is Islam and Christianity. Each religion differs from the other in several aspects like Qur’an and The Bible. Followers of each religion believe that their religion is the true one since...
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The atonement of Christ according to this Moral Influence theory is that Jesus Christ came and died in order to bring about a positive change to humanity. This moral change comes through the teachings of Jesus alongside His example and actions. This is the belief...
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Saint Paul’s entire life can be explained in terms of one experience—his meeting with Jesus on the road to Damascus. In an instant, he saw that all the zeal of his dynamic personality was being wasted, and his life changed at that very moment. Perhaps...
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A gentleman once contacted our offices at Apologetics Press, questioning whether Jesus had the same body after His resurrection as He did before being raised from the grave. According to this man, Jesus “appeared to people he knew but nobody recognized him…. It’s as though...
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Within the pages of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, the author explores concepts of love, darkness, and sexuality as well as the theme of good versus evil. The most powerful theme surrounding the infamous vampire, however, is that of mortality. Death and the possibility of life after...
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In the second act of the musical Chicago, Amos Hart sings “Mr. Cellophane Man.” as he laments his being invisible to the world. According to his song, being the poor, undereducated, and the neglected husband of Roxie Hart made him a nonperson in the eyes...
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The Culture of Jesus’ Time As humanity grows and we attempt to satiate our constant need for conquest, distinct cultures blend together as manifest destiny pushes us ever westward. America is the current melting pot of ethnicity and religion. Long ago, around the year 30...
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A Michigan teenager, Hunter Gandee, is a famous high school wrestler who has a robust figure and strong determination. However, he is more well-known for always having his sick brother on his back. Hunter Gandee’s younger brother, Braden Gandee, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at...
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Preparation of the Passover meal: The time to prepare to celebrate the Passover meal arrived and in Luke 22: 10-12 we find Jesus instructing His disciples to prepare for the Passover meal which would become known throughout the Christian churches as The Last Supper (the...
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Definition Pacifism is the opposition to war or violence as a means of settling disputes; specifically: refusal to bear arms on moral or religious grounds. Therefore, we can further describe Jesus pacifism as he who taught peace, mercy, compassion, forgiveness, non-retaliation and love of enemies,...
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Composition-wise, Marconi’s work is one that is very well organized and planned to evoke emotions from its viewers. There is not one boring aspect of the painting that makes it less visually appealing. Moreover, the way the figures are positioned makes good sense for a...
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Christianity today has over 2.1 billion adherents throughout the world and is well established as the universal, monotheistic religious belief system that has developed since the life, death and resurrection (around 32 AD) of Jesus Christ. However, as Jesus was a Jew, the beginnings of...