… Joy Scott had written, "This will be my last year, Lord. I have gotten what I can. Thank you." In another entry she had written, "God is going to use me to reach the young people, I don't know how, I don't know when." This was the last journal entry,…

… First Timothy is one of the three pastoral Epistles written to church leadership as opposed to the actual churches. In the early church there was a great need for unity as Christianity grew so that issues could be prevented and addressed.…

… But he is known as Confucius or master Kung. He was born in 551 B.C. in the towns of Lu in China. He lived during the Chou dynasty. He wandered through many states of China, and giving advice to their rulers. There are approximately 6 million…

… The 4 noble truths. 1.<Tab/>That existence in the phenomenal universe is inseparable from suffering and from sorrow. 2.<Tab/>That the cause of suffering is desire for existence in the world of phenomena. 3.<Tab/&am…

… religion in the world. These are only 15 million people, who believe in Judaism. The bible of Judaism is called the Torah. It has 5 parts. The most important text in the Torah is the Ten Commandments called the Decalogue. It includes ten…

… to weaken a person's mind and brainwashing him / her, in exchange for money is a contributing factor to it's opposition in the local community. 2.0 Synopsis: Scientology is seen as a radical new approach to mental therapy and has developed…

… it is something that frequently happens. It is natural for criminals to be persecuted and killed, even before. Also, death was not contained to such people. Those who got in the way of power, like Jesus did, also get killed. Jesus' path of radical…

… Jesus was raised to life and exalted into the realm of God. For them, this equals salvation. This affirms both the beliefs that Jesus lives on in the faith of the community as well as God acting in behalf of Jesus thus He is alive. Furthermore, they…

… experience of Christians. This means that people experience Jesus as a bringer of God's salvation. Thus, Jesus' resurrection is viewed as the foundation of Christian faith. The aim of Christian life is to be the life of Jesus in his/her own time.…

… studied have numerous examples of divine intervention. The range and complexity in human affairs that these interventions occur have similar, yet different attributes. Both texts describe divine intervention as a way of explaining 'why things happen(ed…