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The Rhetoric Of Law And The Epistle To The Hebrews, Theodore A. Holt Iv
The Rhetoric Of Law And The Epistle To The Hebrews, Theodore A. Holt Iv
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The Epistle to the Hebrews demonstrates a complex of what scholars label technical legal terms. Enlisting a series of word studies, this thesis attempts to uncover where the author learned the terminology in order to understand more about the anonymous author and the theology of the Epistle to the Hebrews. This thesis examines terms in Heb 2:2-4; 6:13-18; 7:11-19; 8:13; 9:15-18; 10:9.
Epiphany 7 • Leviticus 19:1–2, 9–18 • February 23, 2014, Timothy Saleska
Epiphany 7 • Leviticus 19:1–2, 9–18 • February 23, 2014, Timothy Saleska
Concordia Journal
What are our lives to look like and how can they best reflect Christ? It is from this perspective that Leviticus 1–2, 9–18 have something to teach us.
Defeating Naturalism: Defending And Reformulating Plantinga's Eaan, Tyler D. Mcnabb
Defeating Naturalism: Defending And Reformulating Plantinga's Eaan, Tyler D. Mcnabb
Eleutheria: John W. Rawlings School of Divinity Academic Journal
Abstract: During the past two decades, Alvin Plantinga has formulated an argument against naturalism that focuses on naturalism’s acceptance of contemporary evolutionary theory. Plantinga argues that given naturalism and evolution, our cognitive faculties have been developed to produce beliefs that meet the Darwinian requirement of survival and reproduction. Plantinga argues that accepting this will lead a naturalist to have a defeater for all of their beliefs, including their belief in naturalism. In this paper, I survey and respond to two types of objections that have been given as a response to Plantinga’s argument. The first objection that I interact with …
The Kirtland Safety Society And The Fraud Of Grandison Newell: A Legal Examination, Jeffrey N. Walker
The Kirtland Safety Society And The Fraud Of Grandison Newell: A Legal Examination, Jeffrey N. Walker
BYU Studies Quarterly
The Kirtland Safety Society has long been the source of research and debate within the historical community. Most commentators agree that the Safety Society was an imprudent venture. Some have even argued that its failure marked an almost fatal blow to Joseph Smith’s leadership. Charges of personal gain and illegality are sometimes included in their critique. In addition to the good work done by many scholars, there is more to be said about the legal history of the Kirtland Safety Society. This article seeks to provide a more thorough analysis of the legal establishment of the Society and the challenges …