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Inspiration Of Ellen G. White, Alberto R. Timm Jan 2010

Inspiration Of Ellen G. White, Alberto R. Timm

Perspective Digest

No abstract provided.


The Seventh-Day Adventist Church As Remnant, Brempong Owusu-Antwi Jan 2010

The Seventh-Day Adventist Church As Remnant, Brempong Owusu-Antwi

Perspective Digest

No abstract provided.


Faithfulness To The Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Larry L. Lichtenwalter Jan 2010

Faithfulness To The Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Larry L. Lichtenwalter

Perspective Digest

No abstract provided.


A Bold New Step For Pd (Work Station Two), Gary B. Swanson Jan 2010

A Bold New Step For Pd (Work Station Two), Gary B. Swanson

Perspective Digest

No abstract provided.


The Trinity In The Old Testament, Norman R. Gulley Jan 2010

The Trinity In The Old Testament, Norman R. Gulley

Perspective Digest

No abstract provided.


Armegeddon: Atonement's Ultimate Victory, Ikechukwu Michael Oluikpe Jan 2010

Armegeddon: Atonement's Ultimate Victory, Ikechukwu Michael Oluikpe

Perspective Digest

No abstract provided.


(2010) Philosophical Dialogue With Children: Essays On Theory And Practice, David Kennedy Jan 2010

(2010) Philosophical Dialogue With Children: Essays On Theory And Practice, David Kennedy

Collected Papers of David Kennedy

David Kennedy is the foremost expert of children’s philosophical experience and practice writing today. One of the factors that makes him so will be apparent to readers of this collection of essays: the insistent probing and the astonishing range of his scholarship, which encompasses philosophy of childhood, philosophy of education, developmental psychology, cultural studies, critical theory, philosophy of subjectivity, chaos and systems theory, epistemology, and metaphilosophy. The other factor, only hinted at in this book, is the thousands of hours that Kennedy has clocked on the rugs and in the small chairs of schools, pre-schools, churches and other children’s spaces …


A Kind Of Mind To Commune With, Kenneth Bergland Jan 2010

A Kind Of Mind To Commune With, Kenneth Bergland

180 Symposium Publications

In Norway research on students and religion provides useful information for the church as it seeks to present the Gospel to a post-Christian culture and retain its own maturing young people. Erling Birkedal’s longitudinal and qualitative study of faith among youth from age 13 to 25 could be considered the most significant piece of Norwegian research on this topic at this time. The information and insights gleaned yield challenges and possibilities we as a church are facing in communicating a mature SDA-faith among contemporary Norwegian students.


The Three “C’S” Of Campus Ministry, Jiwan Moon Jan 2010

The Three “C’S” Of Campus Ministry, Jiwan Moon

180 Symposium Publications

After secondary school many young people move away from home for higher education. A number of these have difficulty finding and adjusting to a new church while their parents are miles away. Absence of parental presence and guidance, and absence of mentorship from their faith communities cause these adolescents to make more decisions of their own, which are frequently influenced by their peers more than anyone else. When introduced to a new and often very secular environment, many university students find challenges in keeping their Christian identity and their religious lifestyle. Sadly, many leave home as believers, but go through …


Continue The Conversation, Sebastien Braxton Jan 2010

Continue The Conversation, Sebastien Braxton

180 Symposium Publications

Academia continues to develop new research, methods, and conclusions and the SDA student should have the ability to continue the conversation on campus in the light of these new developments and share the gospel in a relevant way. This paper highlights the importance of SDA students evaluating their class material through a biblical worldview. This evaluation could take form in a paper that demonstrates command of the subject as well as the Bible. An example analysis of the subject of Economics is given within the body of this paper.


Re-Thinking Evangelism: A Heart Felt Approach, Andrew Perrin Jan 2010

Re-Thinking Evangelism: A Heart Felt Approach, Andrew Perrin

180 Symposium Publications

The world is changing and so must the way we do evangelism. Something everyone throughout the world shares is the fact that we all experience and exhibit feelings and emotions. When we examine these feelings and emotions we hold the key to the most powerful evangelism technique—ministering to the heart of the individual. Ministering to the heart in turn opens individuals to personal healing, spiritual growth and the understanding of identity.


Campus Based Youth Ministry: An Inclusive Approach, Scott Ward Jan 2010

Campus Based Youth Ministry: An Inclusive Approach, Scott Ward

180 Symposium Publications

The Adventist church has a rich history of campus-based youth ministry centered on Adventist academy campuses. The Adventist system is so campus-based that many youth pastors attempting to follow churchbased models have difficulty including non-academy students in their ministries. The church’s mission is to reach all Adventist students in the community not just the ones attending Adventist schools. The solution is a campus-based youth ministry model that can be used for both academies and public high schools and can be used by youth pastors and lay youth leaders. By developing such campus-based youth ministries all high school aged Adventist students …


Schooled In Culture: A New Approach To Public School Ministry, David Achala Jan 2010

Schooled In Culture: A New Approach To Public School Ministry, David Achala

180 Symposium Publications

While many Seventh-day Adventist students attend church-sponsored schools and universities, much larger numbers enroll at public high schools and universities. Often public school students withdraw and eventually disassociate themselves from a local church. In the campus environment, many students see only two options: either they feel they have to withdraw from the campus and its culture in order to follow Jesus, or they feel like they have to conform to the culture and forsake their faith. Thankfully, there’s a third option—to follow Christ in culture. In order for this to happen, the student must both understand the campus culture and …


Let’S Go Outside: Transforming The Transitions, Kirk King Jan 2010

Let’S Go Outside: Transforming The Transitions, Kirk King

180 Symposium Publications

The Seventh-day Adventist Church is serious about the spiritual nurture of younger generations. It spends millions of dollars and dedicates countless hours to preserve the faith of children and youth. However, perhaps the most glaring gap in the church’s ministry for younger generations is the absence of ministry during significant times of transition. This is particularly true when those transitions take the young people outside the bubble of the Adventist world. Nowhere is this issue more critical than in the lives of Adventist college students who attend secular schools. The Church is also serious about evangelism. Curiously, the church is …


Lead The Way, Steve Case Jan 2010

Lead The Way, Steve Case

180 Symposium Publications

The primary need for public campus ministry is leaders. For the Seventh-day Adventist Church, this has been the key element. Leaders direct mission, determine the emphasis, draw followers, extend their own influence, and develop stability for campus ministry. Calling leaders should take precedence over institutional approval, endorsement or funding. The call for leaders remains foundational for public campus ministry.


Supporting An Army Of Youth: Providing Needed Support For Adventist Students On Public College Campuses, Ron Pickell Jan 2010

Supporting An Army Of Youth: Providing Needed Support For Adventist Students On Public College Campuses, Ron Pickell

180 Symposium Publications

The Seventh-day Adventist Church stands poised before a great mission field opportunity to reach today’s college campuses. We have a clear mission field – the campus closest to the nearest local Adventist church. We have a clear mandate in the stated mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church: “To proclaim to all peoples the everlasting gospel.…” We also have potential missionaries on those campuses in the estimated 50,000 Adventist students enrolled there. In addition, we also have an organizational structure in the NAD Youth/Young Adult Department (ACF/NAD), which is ready to move forward to develop resources and provide networking, training, and …


Jump On Board, Steve Case Jan 2010

Jump On Board, Steve Case

180 Symposium Publications

No abstract provided.


¿Integridad O Habilidad?: La Pregunta Acerca Del Liderazgo, Felix H. Cortez Jan 2010

¿Integridad O Habilidad?: La Pregunta Acerca Del Liderazgo, Felix H. Cortez

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.


Maximizing The Missional Value Of Short-Term Mission, Gorden R. Doss Jan 2010

Maximizing The Missional Value Of Short-Term Mission, Gorden R. Doss

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.


Guidance Through God-Given Dreams, Bruce Bauer Jan 2010

Guidance Through God-Given Dreams, Bruce Bauer

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.


Book Review: O Significado Da Ilha De Barbados Para O Império Britânico No Século Xvii, Matt D. Childs Jan 2010

Book Review: O Significado Da Ilha De Barbados Para O Império Britânico No Século Xvii, Matt D. Childs

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.


'Stubborn And Disposed To Stand Their Ground': Sugar Workers And The Dynamics Of Collective Action In The Louisiana Sugar Bowl, 1863-87, Rebecca J. Scott Jan 2010

'Stubborn And Disposed To Stand Their Ground': Sugar Workers And The Dynamics Of Collective Action In The Louisiana Sugar Bowl, 1863-87, Rebecca J. Scott

Book Chapters

There are several ways to fit these events into narratives of southern history in this period. The presence of black and white Knights of Labor organizers encourages one to view the strike as an unusually bold instance of the cautious policy of cross-racial alliance followed by the Knights in this period. The failure of the strike, and the inability of the Knights to protect their members from repression, might be seen to illuminate the limits of that policy. Alternatively, one can situate this conflict in the story of modernization and consolidation of industry, a Sugar Bowl variant on the Gilded …


Creating A University: University Of North Florida Faculty And Staff Remember 35 Years, James B. Crooks Jan 2010

Creating A University: University Of North Florida Faculty And Staff Remember 35 Years, James B. Crooks

Creating a University: UNF Oral History Project

Reflecting upon the past thirty-five to forty years at the University of North Florida, one is struck by several themes which have emerged over time. One theme reflects an initial opposition to the new university which gradually changed over time. In the beginning, the Jacksonville community did not welcome UNF. At the time, the city was the largest in the nation without a state university. There were no alumni to support it and few wealthy benefactors. Trustees at Jacksonville University opposed its establishment. In the early 1980s, the legislative delegation voted to make UNF a branch of the University of …


Personality Disorders And Moral Responsibility, Mike W. Martin Jan 2010

Personality Disorders And Moral Responsibility, Mike W. Martin

Philosophy Faculty Articles and Research

In “Personality Disorders: Moral or Medical Kinds—or Both?” Peter Zachar and Nancy Nyquist Potter (2010) reject any general dichotomy between morality and mental health, and specifically between character vices and personality disorders. In doing so, they provide a nuanced and illuminating discussion that connects Aristotelian virtue ethics to a multidimensional understanding of personality disorders. I share their conviction that dissolving morality–health dichotomies is the starting point for any plausible understanding of human beings (Martin 2006), but I register some qualms about their discussion of responsibility.


Lights And Shadows - 2010, University Of North Alabama Jan 2010

Lights And Shadows - 2010, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine


South India: Ecumenism’S One Solid Achievement? Reflections On The History Of The Ecumenical Movement, Dyron Daughrity Jan 2010

South India: Ecumenism’S One Solid Achievement? Reflections On The History Of The Ecumenical Movement, Dyron Daughrity

All Faculty Open Access Publications

No abstract provided.


Manhaj Tad'if Al-Hadith Ibn Hajar Al-'Asqalani Dalam Talkhis Al-Habir., Mohammad Hilmi Abdul Rahim Jan 2010

Manhaj Tad'if Al-Hadith Ibn Hajar Al-'Asqalani Dalam Talkhis Al-Habir., Mohammad Hilmi Abdul Rahim

Student Works (2010-2019)

This study is an effort to clarify the discipline needed in valuing the recitation of a hadith.  Prime focus is directed specially towards those hadiths of which their trustworthiness has been repudiated and whose origin traceable to the Prophet p.b.u.h has been rejected.  In addition, this study will also clarify all related terminologies used as a yard-stick to provide reasons why the recitation of a hadith is considered weak and unacceptable.  The writer uses the “library-research”method when compiling informations and then analysing those informations by giving his support or criticising on any views being presented.  Focus exposition and explanation on …


Metodologi Pentafsiran Sheikh Muhammad Idris Al-Marbawi Dalam Kitab Tafsir Quran Marbawi., Nor Azlida Aziz Jan 2010

Metodologi Pentafsiran Sheikh Muhammad Idris Al-Marbawi Dalam Kitab Tafsir Quran Marbawi., Nor Azlida Aziz

Student Works (2010-2019)

The Exegesis Methodology of Sheikh Muhammad Idris Al-Marbawi in his Tafsir Quran Marbawi. This research is concerned with Qur’anic exegesis of Sheikh Muhammad Idris Al-Marbawi’s books. In Malaysia he was almost recognized scholar in Arabic Language and hadith then Qur’anic exegesis and Malay Community through his valuable dictionary, Kamus al-Marbawi. Through this research, the writer will introduce the author to the public and Malay world that he is a scholar in Qura’anic exegesis and available to write a book in those field. The writer attempts to study al-Marbawi’s skills in various methods in order to develop his own methodology of …


Konsep Perkahwinan Dalam Islam Dan Kristian : Kajian Perbandingan., Roziah Chek Jan 2010

Konsep Perkahwinan Dalam Islam Dan Kristian : Kajian Perbandingan., Roziah Chek

Student Works (2010-2019)

This research is a comparative study on the marital concept between the religions of Islam and Christianity focuses on Roman Catholic. Several aspects in the marital concept of both religions have been studied and instruments have been designed to determine the difference between the two religions. The formation of Islamic society and Roman Catholic society is derived from the formation of marital institution. Hence, this study discusses the main principals of marriage from the process of choosing a partner until the final process of marriage. In addition, this study also analyzed the process of resolving marriage in Islam and Roman …


Beckett's "Happy Days": Rewinding And Revolving Histories, Katherine Weiss Jan 2010

Beckett's "Happy Days": Rewinding And Revolving Histories, Katherine Weiss

ETSU Faculty Works

Excerpt: Beckett is keenly interested in ways individuals unsuccesfully atempt to disown their past. His explorations into this reflect his awareness of being a survivor of the Second World War.