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This page gathers over 10 community-made theology notes, covering faith, revelation, theological reading and eschatology. University students and professional candidates can use them to review these topics, while school students can revise and teachers can find material for lessons. Browse the notes and choose a topic to begin.
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- Theological Method10
- Divine Revelation21
- Scripture and Biblical Interpretation10
- Christian Apologetics20
- Faith and Reason8
- God and the Trinity12
- Creation, Human Nature and Sin11
- Jesus Christ7
- Salvation and Sanctification22
- Church, Ministry and Sacraments5
- Eschatology and the Book of Revelation12
- Christian Traditions and Movements11
- Feminist and Liberation Theology10
- Christian Theologians7
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Section D - The Question of Faith Section D - The Question of Faith Religious Belief - what people believe to be true about God and their relationship with God. It can be applied to any world religion, e.g. Christian belief in the Trinity. Religi...
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Reading List - Theological Integration and Praxis Catechism of the Catholic Church for the United States of America. Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1994. #232-267. “Divine and Human Methodology.” National Directory for Catechesis. USCCB. 2005. 89-107. Down...
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Religion Revelation and Reason_1 Revelation through conversion:Revelation of God can be through mystical and religious experiences such as conversion where someone becomes a believer based on experienceExamples of conversion in the Bible e.g. St Paul...
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Religion Revelation and Reason_2 Revelation through conversion:Revelation of God can be through mystical and religious experiences such as conversion where someone becomes a believer based on experienceExamples of conversion in the Bible e.g. St Paul...
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Special revelation: Christian perspectives Christians believe that God can reveal Himself to them directly. Visions and dreams In the Bible, in both the Old Testament and the New Testament, it is taught that God communicates with his people through visions and...
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Sproul: Everybody believes this doctrine (Chosen by God) The word predestination is a biblical word Ef. 1: 1-5 Ef. 1: 11 Historical background: How important was the grace of God for human salvation? Pelagianism: The grace of God assists human beings to be sav...
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Revelation Against Religion The many references and allusions to divination and the magic arts in the Old Testament indicate that Israel lived in a pagan context. Therefore the Lord prohibited His people from mixing paganism with Yahwism. “The n...
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Revelation The Lord favoured Israel with His revelation. They received His oracles as well as the promises, covenants, adoption to sonship, and manifestation of His glory (Rom. 3:2, 9:4-5). His relation to Israel was full of gra...
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General Revelation General (or indirect) revelation This is called ‘general’ or ‘indirect’ because it is available to everyone. This is often used to describe the way God is revealed through the natural world. This can come through: con...
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Special Revelation Special (or direct) revelation This is called ‘direct’ because it is revelation directly to an individual or group. It is often used to describe the way God is revealed through: a dream a vision a miracle (something t...
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Forms of Divine Revelation Yahweh is opposed to all human forms of religion and human attempts to control the future, He alone sovereignly rules over all things in heaven and earth (Isa. 41:4; 44:6), and He is free to reveal His will through an...
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Untitled Revelation Chapter 1 Before we go into the first chapter and verse of Revelation chapter 1, I would like to acquaint you with the penman, John the Apostle. I believe that God Himself is the author of the Bible. That i...
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Reading List - Sacramental Theology Edward Schillebeeckx, Christ the Sacrament of the Encounter with God. Sheed & Ward. Ch 1-7. Good definitions of sacrament: "the face of redemption turned visibly toward us" (43) "the earthly prolongation of Christ's g...
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Class-5A Prof. Arden TheissenBorderland:The Church in past years was very focused on fear, and not on loving the world. The "Borderlands" mentality is to go out into the world.Phillip Yansied, Samuel Shumacher..."he was in the...
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3. Cons. Divine Revelation 250 w Final/ Response A Application In the beginning, I found Roger Olsen's book to chapter 8 "The Mosaic of Christian Belief " full of ten dollar words like "gymnasium" . I have been over these chapters twice and worked trying to get up to ...
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HORTON SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY A Pentecostal perspectivePreface / 71. Historical Background / 9Gary %. McGee2. Theological Foundations / 39James H. Railey, JKBenny C Aker3. God’s Inspired Word / 61John R. Higgins4. The One True God / 117Russell E J...
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Eschatology Notes Eschatology means the study of last things. The events such as death, end of the world, the resurrection of the dead, Second Coming of Jesus, judgment, heaven, and hell are covered. The main points are &nb...
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The notes bring together different approaches to faith and revelation. Section D - The Question of Faith introduces religious belief, while General Revelation and Special Revelation describe different ways revelation is understood. Other notes consider forms of divine revelation, predestination and eschatology. There are also reading lists on theological integration and sacramental theology.
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