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El Evangelio Según San Juan, Rodolfo H. Blank
El Evangelio Según San Juan, Rodolfo H. Blank
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso consta de dos partes, relacionadas con una introducción al estudio del corpus joánico (y algunas epístolas universales) con un estudio teológico, pastoral y exegético del Evangelio de San Juan en su contexto histórico, social, religioso y político.
Confesiones I, Juan G. Berndt
Confesiones I, Juan G. Berndt
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso dará una introducción a las Confesiones Luteranas en general concentrándose luego especialmente en dos de las confesiones propiamente luteranas, esto es, la Confesión de Augsburgo y la Apología de la Confesión de Augsburgo. Se verá el origen y contenido de los tres Credos Ecuménicos, luego se estudiará el origen de la Confesión de Augsburgo y de la Apología de la Confesión de Augsburgo y finalmente, en la mayor parte del curso, se verá el contenido de cada artículo de la Confesión de Augsburgo y de la Apología de la Confesión de Augsburgo y de la respuesta católicorromana contenida …
Introducción Al Nuevo Testamento Parte I, Juan G. Berndt
Introducción Al Nuevo Testamento Parte I, Juan G. Berndt
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este es un curso introductorio al Nuevo Testamento que abarca los cuatro evangelios y el libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles. Se considerará, hasta donde sea posible, la formación del canon del Nuevo Testamento, las esperanzas mesiánicas de los judíos, varios puntos de vista acerca de los evangelios sinópticos y, en general, los antecedentes históricos, institucionales y literarios que tengan que ver con los nombrados escritos y sus escritores, prestando especial atención al autor, fecha de composición, propósito, problemas especiales, autenticidad, canonicidad, forma, estructura y contenido de esos escritos.
1 Corintios, Rodolfo H. Blank
1 Corintios, Rodolfo H. Blank
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
No existe una sola congregación cristiana en la que todo ande bien. Corinto era un caso extremo, pero hasta cierto punto todos son un Corinto. Los consejos de San Pablo son sumamente evangélicos y prácticos. Vemos el evangelio aplicado a las vidas cotidianas del pueblo de Dios. San Pablo nos muestra la forma en la que se deben encarar los problemas serios que ocurren de vez en cuando en una congregación. Pablo trata los problemas con firmeza, y con amor. Sus palabras sobre la resurrección son el meollo de consuelo que los pastores damos a los dolientes cuando enterramos a …
Evangelismo, Alberto L. García
Evangelismo, Alberto L. García
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso prepara a pastores, evangelistas y demás líderes de congregaciones luteranas para la tarea de preparer a los miembros de la congregación sobre el evangelismo personal, especialmente en el context Hispano en los Estados Unidos. El curso involucra no solamente teoría sino también práctica. El estudiante tiene que salir y hacer visitas evangelísticas poniendo en práctica la parte teorética. Este curso es un requisito para aquellos que desean formar a otros en el evangelismo.
Principios De La Hermenéutica, Roberto González, Douglas Groll
Principios De La Hermenéutica, Roberto González, Douglas Groll
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso es un estudio introductorio a los conceptos Bíblico-teológicos que dan fundamento a la ciencia de la hermenéutica y una oportunidad para el estudiante poner en práctica los pasos prácticos necesarios para la interpretación correcta de la Biblia.
Lucas: La Vida Y El Ministerio De Jesucristo Según El Evangelio De San Lucas, Leonardo E. Stahlke
Lucas: La Vida Y El Ministerio De Jesucristo Según El Evangelio De San Lucas, Leonardo E. Stahlke
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso será un estudio concienzudo del Evangelio según San Lucas. Se dará un repaso general del mensaje de Lucas, con énfasis especial en áreas y acontecimientos que no se encuentran en los otros Evangelios Sinópticos. La vida y el ministerio de Jesucristo serán el enfoque del curso.
Teología Y Misión En América Latina, Rodolfo H. Blank
Teología Y Misión En América Latina, Rodolfo H. Blank
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
En este curso se investiga y analiza las diferentes teologías de misión y métodos evangelísticos que han sido empleado en la tarea de comunicar el evangelio cristiano y de establecer comunidades cristianas en la América Latina y los Estados Unidos. Estas misiologías son estudiadas desde perspectivas bíblicas, antropológicas, sociológicas, económicas y políticas. Se enfatiza el impacto que tuvieron los exploradores, conquistadores y colonizadores en la formación de la identidad religiosa del hispano y de la sociedad hispanoamericana
Las Herramientas De Teología Y Su Uso, Douglas Groll
Las Herramientas De Teología Y Su Uso, Douglas Groll
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso es una introducción a la formación académica y espiritual necesaria para el desarrollo del líder cristiano. El estudiante será introducido a la práctica de la vida devocional personal, la mayordomía de su propio cuerpo, la disciplina de como estudiar y las herramientas básicas en el estudio de la teología. Será introducido al uso de diferentes versiones Bíblicas, concordancias, diccionarios, atlas, enciclopedias, himnarios, libros de oración, el Catecismo Menor de Lutero y el Libro de Concordia.
La Enseñanza Del Catecismo, Rubén Domínguez
La Enseñanza Del Catecismo, Rubén Domínguez
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Es un curso que expone una metodología básica para enseñar el Catecismo Menor de Martín Lutero a personas jóvenes y adultas. Considera las características e inquietudes primordiales de los individuos en varias etapas de la vida joven y adulta. Muestra varias conversaciones con diferentes catequistas y pastores sobre la práctica en la enseñanza catequética buscando ampliar el conocimiento de metodologías que beneficien a los estudiantes del curso en su propia práctica catequética. Se proveen grabaciones de entrevistas con personas que han ejercido la práctica de la Catequesis y dos ejemplos prácticos de la enseñanza de dos clases de Catecismo
Doctrina Luterana I, Juan G. Berndt
Doctrina Luterana I, Juan G. Berndt
Cursos del Instituto Hispano de Teología (IHT)
Este curso da una introducción general a la doctrina cristiana Luterana.. No se concentrará en ningún área en especial, sino presentará una introducción general a toda la doctrina cristiana. Por eso mismo también no profundizará en ningún área en especial sino sólo pretende ser una introducción general.
The Relationship Between Marital Life And Celibacy In The Catholic Church, Saint-Gilbert Nortilus
The Relationship Between Marital Life And Celibacy In The Catholic Church, Saint-Gilbert Nortilus
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
Despite the inordinate number of debates on celibacy, there is still a widely-held notion that celibacy is a problem in the church which needs reform in relation to the status quo proposed by the twenty first century. This paper seeks to shed light on the topic by juxtaposing its reality with that of marriage in light of church teaching. Analyzing the works of Evert, Skudlarek, Salzmann and Kelly, this paper seeks to shine theological light on the reality of the priestly celibacy with the assertion that it is a reality not clearly outlined to the world and that this reality …
Opening The Frontiers For Vietnamese Theology: Dialogue, Ha Cao
Opening The Frontiers For Vietnamese Theology: Dialogue, Ha Cao
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
From a Vietnamese perspective, in this paper, I explore the cultural, economic, and religious context of Vietnam, to show why the way of preaching the gospel follows the mindset and logic of Westerners was unable to take deep root in the hearts of Vietnamese people. Alternatively, to put it a little more ambitiously, I want to find a way to do theology in Vietnam from awareness, thinking and from the seeds nurtured by Vietnamese martyrs. A true theology is not just an external shell, but is a science of spirituality, of thinking, of perception, of experiencing the Absolute within the …
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Videos Become Available
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
The transfer of our slide presentation, "Lands of the Book of Mormon," to video is now completed. In addition, the video features an introductory panel discussion by John Sorenson, Truman Madsen, and Stephen Ricks. Videos are available in either VHS or Beta format. Please specify which format and speed you want when ordering.
Meet Our Executive Secretary
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
Every dynamic organization needs a top-notch secretary to keep the people and the projects all pulling together in the same direction. FARMS is fortunate to have Darlene Clarke on board to manage the minutes and agendas of our monthly research and business meetings.
Announcing The Cornerstone Club
Announcing The Cornerstone Club
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
The Cornerstone Club is our way of saying "Thank you" to those who are providing generous financial support to FARMS. Many of the exciting new projects you are reading about would never happen without people who care enough about scriptural studies to provide the necessary funds.
Sunday School Sets Moving Fast
Sunday School Sets Moving Fast
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
The Book of Mormon Study Catalog of articles complementing the 1984 Gospel Doctrine lessons has been a stunning success. The catalog was announced in the January 1 issue of the Church News and response has been overwhelming. The catalog is available from the Foundation free of charge if you send a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Old World Covenant Patterns In King Benjamin's Speech
Old World Covenant Patterns In King Benjamin's Speech
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
"That the covenant ceremonies in both the Old Testament and the Book of Mosiah reflect an ancient Near Eastern pattern prescribed for such occasions may provide another control for establishing the genuineness of the Book of Mormon," says Stephen Ricks, in his recent paper entitled "The Treaty/Covenant Pattern in King Benjamin's Address."
Nibley Archive Continues To Expand
Nibley Archive Continues To Expand
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
For several years F.A.R.M.S. has featured the Nibley Archive. This collection now contains over 100 Nibley articles and papers, and additional items are added regularly. If you enjoy collecting and reading Nibley, be sure to order the 1984 Nibley Archive catalog.
The Message Of The Broken Bow
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
Alan Goff has turned up an interesting article in the 1978 Jewish Quarterly Review entitled "The Breaking of the Bow." It appears, from ancient Babylonian sources, that bows were symbols of political power. One thinks also of Odysseus bending the bow to prove himself. An overlord would break the bow of a disobedient vassal to symbolical ly put the rebel in his place.
Metals In Ancient Mesoamerica
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
Metals are mentioned frequently in the Book of Mormon. Gold, silver, iron and copper were important parts of the material culture during both Jaredite and Nephite times (Eth . 10:23, Hel. 6:9). There have been few metal artifacts, though, recovered archaeologically from Mesoamerican sites. This has led some specialists to insist that metallurgy was unknown in the region before late classic (A.D. 700 to 900) times.
Salalah: Nephi's Land Bountiful
Salalah: Nephi's Land Bountiful
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
Lynn and Hope Hilton, seasoned travelers along the Saudi Arabian peninsula, have for several years explored it from the perspective of Lehi's travels. In particular, they have compiled various travelers' descriptions of the short strip of verdant coastline called Salalah that lies along the otherwise barren and forbidding coast of South Arabia. The directions given in 1 Nephi lead a traveler to precisely this region.
Chiasmus In Antiquity Volume Reviewed
Chiasmus In Antiquity Volume Reviewed
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
John W. Welch's detailed volume entitled Chiasmus in Antiquity, examining this ancient literary art form as it appears in various ancient Near Eastern settings, including the Book of Mormon, has been reviewed by John Kselman.
New Book Out
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
A convenient and commendable collection of articles about Book of Mormon people is now off the press. It Begins with a Family, published in January by Deseret Book, reprints twenty-three articles that appeared in the Ensign from 1976 to 1978. The articles, by prominent authors and scholars, discuss the lives and characters of Lehi, Nephi, Jacob, Benjamin, Alma, Ammon, Korihor, Moroni, and other significant Book of Mormon figures.
Farms Ad Runs In This People Magazine
Farms Ad Runs In This People Magazine
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
A striking double-page F.A.R.M.S. advertisement appeared in the December issue of This People magazine. It has produced numerous responses and is helping draw attention to the excellent Book of Mormon materials available through F.A.R.M.S. Special thanks go to Susan Roylance, Blaine Hudson, This People, and others who put it together.
Dr. Sorenson To Accompany Tour
Dr. Sorenson To Accompany Tour
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
The Foundation is pleased to announce its first tour into the exciting Book of Mormon areas of Mexico and Guatemala, a 13-day exploration of the region that many LDS scholars identify as the heartland of the Book of Mormon.
First Evidence Of Pre-Columbian New World Barley
First Evidence Of Pre-Columbian New World Barley
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
The December 1983 issue of Science 83 reports the discovery by professional archaeologists of what is apparently pre-columbian, domesticated barley among the ruins of the Hohokam civilization in Arizona.
President's Message, John W. Welch
President's Message, John W. Welch
Insights: The Newsletter of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
Would you like to catch a glimpse of what is going on around the Foundation these days? We can hardly run fast enough to keep up with it all! Letters this week have been running between 125 and 140 per day! You can imagine the rest. But it's rewarding and gratifying to the dozens of volunteers on this end. We trust that it's also interesting and useful to you on your end.
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