Beliefs, Focuses and Traditions Five of the Mennonites most important beliefs are; Jesus Christ died for humanities sins, God is our Father in Heaven, God sent His Son to save humanity, Christians should not conform to the world around us but stand out for our beliefs and love of God, and they also believe in the Great Commission which is outreach and mission to parts of the world that hasn't been reached. They view the teachings of Christ as directly applicable to their lives. ... They also stress the need of a support of education and growth in a faithful community They believe that ...

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During the scramble for Africa, African citizens gained nationalist views from the Europeans. This propelled African born people with Western education to lead revolts for their countries independence. Rebellion, old tradition, and diplomacy were how they achieved their independence. An additional d...

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In the Middle Ages, paintings were usually unrealistically created, but still keeping Christ as the main subject. ... According to them, Copernicus's new theory disproved everything that the Church had been teaching since around the birth of Jesus. ...

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Some Christians of today are as the Sadducees of Jesus' time in that they "are in error because you do not know the Scriptures or the power of God. ... All Christians have been through a spiritual warfare and some are still under sieged until the coming of Christ. ...

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