Biblical Theology and Systematic Theology have a significant role in the total theological development within Evangelical Christianity. The unique features of both will be appreciated and the contributions each makes will also be better understood by comparing and contrasting the hermeneutical principles involved with each. Research into understanding these two fields of study is essential.Prepare … Read more
This will be a continuation of the assignment explained in Workshop One.For this assignment:Enhance your basic outline from Workshop 2, and include at least 3 subpoints for each main point.Verify that you are tracing your chosen focus through each period of the history of church theology.Continue to add to your research of reference materials as … Read more
See attachment included on how the paper needs to be formed. This assignment must be written as a paper. That means you have a thesis statement and then the rest of the paper is formed out of that thesis statement. Based on the Christian worldview, write at least one paragraph for each of the following … Read more
1. What are some of the key features of Pauls encounter with the resurrected Christ in chapter 9 (e.g., the nature of Saul’s commission, etc.)?– Compare this account with Acts 22:3-16, 26:9-18; Gal. 1:11-24; and I Tim. 1:12-17. What do these various passages tell us about Gods purpose for Saul of Tarsus? For the … Read more
There is a reasonable body of scripturally based literature that has been produced by adherents of the mid-Acts Dispensational view that you need to be familiar with and have access to in order to fully appreciate this theological position. By interacting with the available literature, you will have firsthand experience with the significant contributions that … Read more
Youve probably heard of racism described as Americas Original Sin. Now you also know that original sin is a specifically theological term (look again, if you need to, at Article 2 of the Augsburg Confession). For this assignment, read the statement linked below and assess it. To whom is it addressed? What does it seek … Read more
we use this book: Mueller, J.J., S.J., ed. Theological Foundations: Concepts and Methods for Understanding Christian Faith. Winona, MN: Anselm Academic, 2011. But you can Answer the questions below from Gospel of Matthew chapters 21-25. What about Jesus in this section of the Gospel attracts, inspires, or interests the other characters in the Gospel? What … Read more
The image of God has changed throughout the ages. Why is image important? The feminist Christian theologian Mary Daly has said that “when God is male, the male is god” (Beyond God the Father, Beacon Press). Patriarchy has arisen over the last 5,000 years and goes hand in hand with the rise of the male … Read more
In an essay, describe the image of deity (with their functions and myths) as it changes through the ages in ancient western culture from the Stone Age, to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Axis Age. Provide examples from Stone Age Goddess culture, ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Babylon, Canaan, Israel, Assyria, Greece, and Persia. … Read more
One of the core beliefs of Dispensational theology is that God still has plans to fulfill his promise to ethnic Israel and use them to bring in the promised Messianic kingdom. This kingdom is for the entire world, for all nations, and will be administered through the nation of Israel, when their Messiah reigns, as … Read more