To start off talking about in my opinion the most important thing in my life, I would like to thanks God for saving my life and changing it, he deserves all the Glory and praise. Leaving this clear I think it is rather clear and evident that I believe in Jesus and God. God is to me so much more real than anything else in this world. He is the alpha and omega, the beginning and end. God has always existed and I on the other hand have only been in this world for so many years. I strictly believe the Bible is God's word and I believe that the Bible was left so that we can come to know God's promises and his rules but I believe God's word is most importantly an instrument we can use to know who God truly is. God is not supposed to be something mystical, yes he is a super being but I believe that he is a God that wants to be praised at every moment, when we see love, friendship, nature we are experimenting God's creation and thus we are seeing and experimenting God. God is love and love is God, wherever and let me restate that wherever we see love God is present. My God is a God of love, mercy, righteousness, he is a faithful, awesome, compassionate, full of light, truthful, loyal, and above all he is perfect in his love. God is in my opinion the only hope we have in this world of living a life with purpose and the only one who can save us the day our lives end and we die. I believe in God since I was a little child because I was born in a protestant church. In this church I learned a lot about who God was but I did not know him, I had never experienced his power or presence in the first 16 years of my life. At age 17 I decided to tart visiting another church where the youth were known t be connected with the power of the Holy Spirit and I immediately started feeling the power and holiness of God over my life. The Holy Spirit had begun to work in my heart. I didn't fight what I was feeling in any moment because it was definitely the best feeling I had ever felt at the time, I could feel how the Holy Spirit embraced me and started ministering my heart and life, I could feel his power, presence, and love.
Faith (faith) n. 1. ... Often Faith. ... --idiom. in faith. ... From the standpoint of Madame Blavatsky's evaluation, typical Christian faith has slighted both the "cognitive" and the "volitional" aspects. ... The study of philosophy then makes its introduction here. ...
With explorers reaching the east, namely India, China, Indonesia, and Japan, the introduction to Christianity was established through missionary work. ... The people who practiced the Christian faith were not powerful in political or financial terms. ... I suppose it is not a bad thing that the Japanese Christians should reverence such things; but somehow their whole attitude makes me uneasy. ... His own faith was changing. ... With the introduction of Christianity to Japan, the debate of why it failed to create a large movement in the country began. ...
There were many controversies over Christian beliefs. ... The view of the Christian Church by the people varied from agreeable to immoral. ... This led to a greater desire for knowledge, and the beginning of Scholasticism, which was the theory of conforming classical philosophy and Christian faith. ... Thomas Aquinas created the Summa Theologica where he confirmed the foundations of faith. ... The introduction of new intellect and innovative advancements were growing with religious influenced. ...
There were many controversies over Christian beliefs. ... The view of the Christian Church by the people varied from agreeable to immoral. ... This led to a greater desire for knowledge, and the beginning of Scholasticism, which was the theory of conforming classical philosophy and Christian faith. ... Thomas Aquinas created the Summa Theological where he confirmed the foundations of faith. ... The introduction of new intellect and innovative advancements were growing with religious influenced. ...
Introduction The following content will give analysis of the core reading entitled "The Myth of Christian Discrimination in the LGBT Movement," by Eliel Cruz. ... The Myth of Christian Discrimination in the LGBT Movement begins by Cruz grouping Christians as a whole, himself included. ... I believe in loving all, regardless of race, faith, or even sexual orientation. ... This conclusion reiterates the initial impression of how much his faith means to him. ... The references to God and being Christian made me think about my own faith and question if I should do more to help. ...
Introduction Gender is a key issue in every religious society. There are many opinions and viewpoints on how women and men interact with each other, as well as with their faith. ... There is also a reference from an unpublished in-class lecture as well as the textbook of Many Peoples, Many Faiths. ... In additionally Shi`a Islam puts it's faith into the authority of Imams, who are believed to be Muhammad's hereditary successors. ... Ellwood and McGraw also add that the women had the same obligations as the men did with their faith. ...
Christianity A comparison of Doctrines, Rituals, and Practices Introduction This paper offers a view of the differences between Islamic and Christian faiths. ... As a basic comparison, it can be said that the differences between the two religions can be traced back to their origin and their respective leaders, Jesus Christ for the Christian faith and Muhammad for the Islamic faith. ... Christians have several rituals, some of which are unique to individual denominations within the Christian faith. Two rituals that are common in most denominations of Christian faith are the Holy ...
Christian Science The Mother Church Introduction. ... The Journal of Christian Science (later the Christian Science Journal) was established in 1883. ... Christian Science adheres to two sources of authority. First, Christian Science uses the Bible. ... We acknowledge that the crucifixion of Jesus and his resurrection served to uplift faith to understand eternal Life, even the allness of S...
Religion and Identity Topic C: The role of art and design as a vehicle for recording religious story, history and ideas. 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Aims This report aims to analyse the use of art and design in constructing religious story, history and ideas. 1.2 Sources of Information Information was obtained from the St. ... Symbols and religious figures represented are: love, hope, faith, the Lamb of God, the good Samaritan, the Holy Family and shephards. ... They depict important events in the history of Christianity by displaying events and locations, Christian symbols and figures, imp...