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Religion,
Reincarnation, & The Concept Of An Afterlife
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An 8 page paper that discusses the importance of
reincarnation and the afterlife in 3 major world
religions, Catholicism, Buddhism and Hinduism. This paper
contends that Hinduism recognizes the all-importance of
reincarnation, while Buddhism and Catholicism both look to
alternatives in the afterlife. But there are moments in
both Buddhism and Catholicism when members of both
religions consider the possibility and/or probability of
reincarnation.
Filename: Afterlif.wps
Baptism
Among Anglican Religions
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A 6 page paper that talks about the role of baptism in
those churches among the Anglican beliefs. The writer goes
into considerable detail as to why these ceremonies are
performed, just what it is that they mean, and who is
eligible for them. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Baptism.wps
'The
Anabaptist Story'
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A 5 page review of the book 'The Anabaptist Story: An
Introduction to Sixteenth - Century Anabaptism' by William
R. Estep. Estep's book presents a picture of the
Anabaptists beginnings and illustrates how this religion,
as well as many others, were heavily persecuted by the
Catholic Church for their views which essentially centered
on getting back to basic Bible beliefs and followings. The
Anabaptist descriptions provided by Estep are illustrated
in their relationship to the present day Baptist faith. No
additional sources cited.
Filename: RAanabapt.wps
The
Beliefs Of Southern Baptists
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A 10 page paper on this topic in which the writer examines
Southern Baptist theology and their beliefs about
salvation, biblical authority, sin, etc. Bibliography
lists 8 sources.
Filename: Baptist.wps
Old
Testament Biblical Studies / The Books Of Kings
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This 6 page essay investigates the themes of the two Books
of Kings, which focus on obedience to God's Laws.
Adherence to the covenant brings rewards while failure to
follow the Word of God brings punishments. These themes
are exemplified in the decline of the Kings of Judah and
Israel. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Bookking.wps
The
Creation of Israel, A Biblical Study
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A 6 page essay on the establishment of Israel. The writer
states that the will of the nomadic Israelites was to
settle in a rich valley and establish a settlement, and
shows how the political cannot be separated from the
religious in the story of Israelite settlement. To keep up
their vision, they relied on prophets to guide them, but
in the end, King David, a warrior, saw to the
actualization of their dream, although they attribute his
presence to the will of God. Biblical passages studied
include passages from Samuel I and II. Bibliography lists
2 sources.
Filename: Cnisrsta.wps
Beginnings
Of The Reformation
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A 5 page paper discussing events and conditions leading to
the beginning of the Reformation and Luther's role in it,
along with lasting cultural changes that accompanied the
religious ones. Beyond his importance as a religious
leader, Luther had a profound effect on Western culture.
He is, paradoxically, the last medieval man and the first
modern one, a political conservative and a spiritual
revolutionary. His impact is most marked, of course, in
Germany, where he laid the cultural foundations for what
later became a united German nation. Before he translated
the Bible from Latin to German, there was no unified
German language, but only a series of Germanic dialects.
Luther provided that language through his Bible
translation. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Beginref.wps
Bible
Studies / Exegesis On Deuteronomy 26:1-11
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A 6 page exegesis of Deuteronomy 26:1-11. This paper
discusses this passage in respect to the Hebrew's movement
out of Egypt and into the promised land. God discusses his
expectations of men in the promised land--that they raise
crops and bring them for blessings in front of priests.
During this process, God expects that man will remember
the process that brought them to the promised land while
also reflecting on the gifts of God and celebrating in His
name. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Deuteron.wps
Paul's
Letter to the Romans
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A 6 page analysis of the epistle to the Romans contained
within the Holy Bible. The writer argue that Paul presents
a theological argument that concerns the nature of sin and
how God's grace applies to all of humanity, and not just
the Jewish people. It would appear that at this time there
was still some controversy over whether or not the message
of Jesus was meant exclusively for Jews, and whether or
not, Gentiles had to convert to Judaism, i.e. be
circumcised, in order to become Christian. Other points of
the argument are covered as well. No additional sources
cited.
Filename: Paulet.wps
The
Koran [Qur'an ]Vs. The Bible
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A 5 page paper comparing these two Holy books of the
Judeo-Christian and Islamic faiths. The writer concludes
that while there are many points of correspondence, the
same stories are used to make different points due to the
unique character of the three faiths. Bibliography lists 5
sources.
Filename: QuBible.wps
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