Gregory does not care about whether an individual is a Roman or a Frank, or whether individuals or governments use force and violence. Instead, he is primarily concerned that everyone follows the right kind of Christianity. He lets good Catholics off the hook for their violence but calls out Arians even for small crimes. Do […]
Black lives matter makes a critique of a word order that Christianity helped create. The church must listen. It must reflect. Having done that, it must make practical steps to correct itself. Critically this statement in the light of the lived experiences of black christian in the world. What aspects of your ecclesiology would you […]
Compare the ways in which extremist Islamist organizations (choose either al Qaeda or ISIS) invoke Islam to the ways in which white supremacist organizations (choose either the KKK in the 1920s or the Christian Identity movement) invoke Christianity to justify their actions. How similar are they?
Your Christianity assignment asks you to consider the six videos on pages 58–60. After studying the videos, you are asked to write a response to the question, “How has the Christian tradition evolved/changed/diversified over 2000 years?” You have a great deal of latitude in responding to this question, so you may use evidence drawn from […]
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In light of your reading in Sire, write a 3 page paper comparing/contrasting Christianity and Islam. What are the central assumptions for each worldview/religion? How are they similar? How do they differ? This paper is informal, meaning that it does not require additional sources. SOURCE: The Universe Next Door. James Sire.
Using John Mbiti’s discourse on the Jesus in African Christianity, critically discuss the significance of Jesus and the Christological formulations on African theology.
How does Christianity impact the perception of infidelity.
Entwistle noted that “theological reflection typically focuses more on God’s workings in the world,” while “psychological reflection typically focuses more on the workings of God’s world.” What implications does this have for the relationship between psychology and Christianity?
