… “Rock” of our salvation. The New Testament declares that Jesus Christ is the unmovable Rock upon which the Church is built. He, being God, is alone qualified for this position. The rock upon which the “wise man built his house” was not Peter but Christ…

… video series was prepared to not only pull together the history of Christianity's beginnings from Jesus' birth to when it became the official religion of the Roman Empire but to do so sensitively. Leading scholars discuss this background with good…

… in the Western Hemisphere. The title for people who practice Christianity is “Christians”. Christians believe that God’s son is Jesus Christ. The belief in Jesus and God separates Christianity and Judaism. The Jews believe that the Messiah has not…

… Out portrays the power dynamics used to influence the life of Ayaan Hirsi Ali from early childhood to the present day, post 9/11 society. A Muslim woman oppressed her entire life, understood that the way Dutch government was run affected the safety…

… Luther’s theology of grace. Luther’s reading of Romans is insufficient and needs to be supplemented by the bridge theory interpretation. I will defend the claim that both Luther’s theology of grace and the bridge theory are linked together. Luther’s…

… Jonathon Edwards creatively preaches, by using different rhetorical structures and devices throughout the short lecture, that his audience should come to know the Lord and be saved. Edwards begins his sermon with figurative language by using metaphors…

… be very closely related to teenagers today. Augustine’s conversion can be related to much more easier than Paul’s conversion because it was more developmental and was long, filled with struggles, drawn- out and gradual. Augustine was also an intense…

… (beginning with the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 C.E. and ending after the Bar Kochba rebellion, 132-135 C.E.), it tells the story of Elisha ben Abuyah, an obscure historical figure. Born into a Hellenistic Jewish family, at age 10 Elisha…

… means to me for some time now. When I first started this class I have to admit that I thought that I could only have a religious experience if I followed my religion (Catholicism). My views have now changed. I am not really sure…

… and religion. Which ones are more fundamental is not very clear. The basic method of religion is to explain the world by already existing beliefs. Those beliefs may be extended or redefined to revolutionize religion. Theology as a "method" of religion…