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The Christology Of Feminist Theology-Exploration And Critique, Michael Miller
The Christology Of Feminist Theology-Exploration And Critique, Michael Miller
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
The primary focus of this thesis is feminist Christology. Nevertheless, it will be necessary to begin with a general introduction to feminist theology and an exploration of its fundamental teachings. The general introduction will first explore the historical roots of feminist theology in America, briefly tracing both its nineteenth century roots and its more contemporary roots. Second, it will explore and set forth the situation from which feminist theologians have written feminist theology. Finally, the general introduction will explore the basic goal of feminist theology.
Welcome To Life! Knowing God And The Truths Of His Word, James Witt
Welcome To Life! Knowing God And The Truths Of His Word, James Witt
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Welcome To Life is a Bible Information class intended to be used as a Christian instruction course for those seeking to join or reenter the church and as a refresher course in Christian doctrine for members who wish to be renewed and strengthened in faith. The course was developed over a 15-year period to address a need for a clear, comprehensive, orthodox and practical study of the biblicalChristian faith. Welcome To Life aims to present the major truths of God's Word in an informative and engaging manner so that learners will readily understand the Bible’s life-giving teachings and apply these …
A Study Of Bioethics For Christian Students At A Secular University, Edward Krauss
A Study Of Bioethics For Christian Students At A Secular University, Edward Krauss
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
The tenets of humanism have been incorporated into classes that deal with bioethical issues at public universities. Christian students are faced with the dilemma of maintaining their Biblical ethics or adapting tithe philosophy of humanism when studying genetics, or matters of abortion, or suicide, or euthanasia.
This study examines secular humanism and ethical systems and presents a Biblical focus for Christian students when confronted with opposing views. A series of Bible studies and discussion questions on these bioethical issues follows each of the chapters for use in small groups on college campuses.