Explaining the idea of revelation to a member of your church

Reference no: EM133713371

Question:

After explaining the idea of revelation to a member of your church, what possible misconceptions might they have, and how would your explanation address those?

Reference no: EM133713371

Questions Cloud

Do you assume you can judge intent of another persons heart : Are you judgmental? Do you assume you can judge the intent of another person's heart? Are you critical and negative about the actions of others?

Overview of the subject of the literary genre of acts : The Literary Genre of Acts: Evaluate Padilla's overview of the subject of the literary genre of Acts and evaluate his conclusions (see Chapter 2).

How theories align do not align with a christian worldview : After watching the video sessions, how do these theories align and/or do not align with a Christian worldview?

Description of the chosen doctrine of redemption : Definition and description of the chosen doctrine of redemption, including historical contours.

Explaining the idea of revelation to a member of your church : Explaining the idea of revelation to a member of your church, what possible misconceptions might they have, and how would your explanation address those?

Examples of evangelicals denying the authority : What are examples of evangelicals denying the authority and sufficiency of Scripture in their functional theology and what accounts for the disconnect?

Concept of stewardship encourages responsible : The biblical concept of stewardship encourages responsible and ethical management of resources, whether material possessions or skills in service.

What does this principle mean and implies about scripture : One of the fundamental principles of Protestant Reformation was Sola Scriptura: "Scripture Alone." What does this principle mean and implies about Scripture?

Compare to historical works from the greco-roman era : Do the theological objectives of Luke diminish the writing's historical credibility? How does Acts compare to other historical works from the Greco-Roman era?

User Account

All Pages