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. ... Even in the twentieth century, some scholars do not take as incontrovertible date of AD 33 for the death of Jesus Christ. ... One may ask: What would Christianity without the appearances of Jesus? ... Why Jesus said the dead men whose bodies continue to move and live? ... They think that Jesus Christ will make them free from all of their sins. ...

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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). ... The three persons are The God, The Spirit of God and Jesus Christ, who is the Son of God. ... Marcoin's argument was based on the exoteric view that there cannot be one same God for both Jesus Christ and the rest of the world as if this was the case, then Christ would have all the attributes of God. ... Since both these attributes cannot be associated with Christ, they tend to deny the concept of sole po...

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John the Evangelist" contemplating the crucified Christ", (TURNER, J. 1996) today it is simply known as "The Holy Trinity" So many different facets of art history teaching are compacted into a work measuring only 667 x 317cm and each one aspect is multifaceted. ... The Crucifixion is depicted with the tortured and bleeding body of Christ, weighed down by gravity, hanging from the cross. ... " St John the Evangelist stands to the right looking up at Jesus with adoration. ... The Trinity space is defined by columns depicting the start of the Chapel, the theological spa...

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If we are to be preserved we must abhor them, shun them, not practice the least of them, for they weaken and enervate, they kill man spiritually, they make him unfit for the company of the righteous and the presence of God"" (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints). ...

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Scholars say that while considering the cultural background of the passage, it is apparent that during this time, women had just found their new identities in Christ. Realizing that Christ does not distinguish between male and female, the women felt emancipated and stood up in church to lecture their husbands about domestic matters that publically embarrassed them (Campolo, 144). ... The meaning of these verses has been misinterpreted, but when presented in light of the historical and cultural context, one can tell Paul is reprimanding the women for reasons outside of Christ-ordained leaders...

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As full-fledged Jews, Jesus' disciples affirmed Yahweh unquestioningly . But as they came to see Christ as Yahweh's extension in the world, and as his life and mission gained clarity, they began to assimilate him to the define . ...

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