Islam

ISLAM Islam Introduction Islam was founded by the prophet Muhammad (ca. 570-632 CE), who had a direct revelation from God (Allah). This revelation is written down in the Koran, the holy book of Islam. In 622 CE, the first year of the Islamic calendar, Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina; this event is called the Hijra, ...

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Jesus And Mohammad

JESUS AND MOHAMMAD Jesus and Mohammad Jesus and Mohammad Jesus and Mohammad In the Qur'an it is said that Mohammad is a greater prophet than Jesus. For its part, according to Christians, Jesus did not claim to be greater than anyone, just said that He was God, God made man (Mark, 2004). The ...

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Modern Mission’s

Modern Mission's Table of Contents Introduction1 Thesis Statement1 Discussion2 To the ends of the earth (1600-2000)2 Christian Missionary Movement3 Three eras3 First era (1792-1910)3 Second era (1865-1980)5 Third era6 Baptists8 Methodism9 Conclusion10 Bibliography11 Modern Mission Introduction Christian missionary activities often involve sending individuals and groups, to foreign countries and to places in their own homeland. This has frequently involved not only evangelization, but also humanitarian work, especially ...

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Islam

Islam Islam Dynasties in Islam The most important Islamic dynasties that ruled between 661 to 750 were: Ummayads Abdul Malik ibn Marwan Walid Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik Umayyads belong to their grandfather illiteracy, relatives of the Prophet Muhammad bin Abdullah (peace be upon him), founder of the dynasty Muawiya ibn Abi Sufyan (661-680 AD) was the ruler of ...

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Christianity

CHRISTIANITY Christianity Introduction The parables of Jesus can generally be categorized into two: the first one is the "Kingdom parables and the second one is Teaching parables. The purpose of the first one Kingdom parables is to demonstrate various features of the kingdom of God. Jesus normally began those parables with a statement ...

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Pre-Exilic Prophets

PRE-EXILIC PROPHETS Pre-Exilic Prophets The three main prophets were Amos Micah Isaiah Amos Amos is the first writing prophet and his book appears Tuesday in the prophets , He prophesied during Jeroboam II , King of Israel and Uziyahu king of Judah (live in the first half of the century - 8 BC). At the ...

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Israel And Palestine Conflict

ISRAEL AND PALESTINE CONFLICT Israel and Palestine Conflict Israel and Palestine Conflict Introduction Palestinian and the Israeli conflict referred to by the political controversy, historical and humanitarian problem in Palestine , starting in 1897 ( the First Zionist Congress ), and until this day. It is considered an essential part of the Arab-Israeli ...

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The Christology Of German Theologian Helmut Thielicke

The Christology of German theologian Helmut Thielicke The Christology of German theologian Helmut Thielicke Introduction The Christology of German theologian Helmut Thielicke contrasts two views of human dignity: the Christian view, which emphasizes “alien dignity”, versus what he calls non-Christian functionalism. The period “alien dignity” is borrowed from Martin Luther. It ...

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The Analects

The Analects Introduction The work known as the Analects is mainly a collection of sayings and conversations of Confucius. In the time of Emperor Wu (140-87 BC) of the Han there were three versions of the work, the Lulun, the Qilun and the Gulun. In the first century BC, Zhang Yu taught ...

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Worldview/Religion Analysis

WORLDVIEW/RELIGION ANALYSIS Worldview/Religion Analysis Worldview/Religion Analysis Basic summary of the worldview In the 1800's, while the fires of revival burned among the population in the U.S., the growth of Darwinism as a scientific theory into question the reliability of the Bible as accurate history of the creation. At the same time, the rationalism ...

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