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Evil, According to Saint Augustine
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A 5 page argumentative essay which paper which examines three ideas Augustine expressed about evil in his autobiographical and theological text, “Confessions.” Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: TGsaevil.rtf
Exegeses Of Antioch And Alexandria
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A 9 page paper that explains the controversy between the Antiochene exegeses and the Alexandrine exegeses in the first few centuries. One was literal, one was allegorical. The early church fathers were trying to answer questions like what the purpose of Scripture was and the divine/human nature of Jesus. The essay provides background on the development of the Christian school in Alexandria and the city's importance in the world. The arguments of each side are presented. The issue found itself discussed in the different councils. The question the writer eventually answers is: Was the controversy between the Alexandrines and the Antiochenes resolved by the early 5th century? Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: PGexgcv.rtf
Exegesis - Faith In Galatians
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A 10 page paper. When Paul spoke of faith in terms of righteousness, did he mean faith in Christ or faith of Christ, i.e., Christ's faithfulness? This is the emphasis of this essay. The essay begins with an introduction to Galatians. Issues discussed include the difference in Paul's opinions of the law found between Galatians and Romans, which have been explained using the concept of covenantal nomism by some authors. The writer comments on the five questions Paul asks the Galatians at the beginning of Chapter 3. The definitions of pistis, pisteuo, peitho and pistis Christou are explained. Numerous verses are included to support the conclusions of other writers. The writer presents a conclusion related to the catalyst question at the end. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: PGgalat.rtf
Exegesis Genesis 16-17
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This 8 page paper presents an exegesis of Chapters 16 and 17 in Genesis. The messages contained in Genesis 16 through 17 continues the theme of relationships that is found throughout the entire Book of Genesis, relationships between man and God and relationships among the people. It is in these chapters that God again promises Abraham and Sarah a son and in which God reaffirms His covenant but this time, it is conditional and applies to Abraham and all his descendents. This essay presents an exegetical hypothesis and cites Wesley, Henry, and Jamieson's commentaries on these chapters. Sarah and Abraham's loss of patience and belief in the promise God made is discussed along with their weakness, leading to temptation. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: PGgen16.rtf
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