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This document provides spelling and vocabulary words related to religious education (RE) for the upcoming week. It includes 10 words - faith, belief, creation, prayer, prophet, Catholic, evolution, philosophy, theology, and Jehovah - along with their definitions and example sentences. Students are challenged to use the words in their lessons that week and help their peers achieve a full score of 10/10 on the weekly spelling test.
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Perspective
We can come to understand a concept from different perspectives. Let’s look at the word “faith.”
What does having faith refer to if I’m talking about business? What if I am talking about my sense of myself? What if I am talking about my society and culture? What if I am talking about religion?
When you are defining a concept, first ask yourself about the origin or source of the concept. In other words, where does it come from or what causes it? For example, where does faith come from? Is it from the physical environment around me? Is it a gift of God? Is it something my mind creates? Some kind of emotion? Or is my ability to have faith somehow biological? Or maybe it is a combination of all four quadrants.
RUAH (a Hebrew word meaning “spirit” or “breath”)
When you are defining a concept, first ask yourself about the origin or source of the concept. In other words, where does it come from? For example, where does happiness come from? Is it a physical feeling? Is it a gift of God? Is it something we create with our own minds? Or is it in our biological make-up? Or maybe it is a combination of all four quadrants.
Writing the Definition Essay
Introduction:
Usually, the introduction is short (3-4 sentences). Start with a simple hook – a quote (famous quote, biblical quote, popular quote), a symbol, an image, what often comes to mind in association with the word you are going to define. Then follow the general introduction pattern (Introductory sentence + Topic sentence + Thesis)
Thesis statement (formal definition)
Term + its class/category + differentiation (what makes it unique in that category)
Note: For the class/category, consider your perspective and see the graph on the previous page.
Grammar you need for this:
Noun + be + article + noun + adjective clause (that, which, who, when, where)
Here are some examples:
Faith is a mindset tha ...
Ahmed Khoshaim01192017RELS 3345.ONLDr. Joseph DeLeon.docx
Ahmed Khoshaim
01/19/2017
RELS 3345.ONL
Dr. Joseph DeLeon
Why creating one universal definition of religion is so difficult? Comment by Dr. Joseph DeLeon: This is a statement, not a question. In American English, questions usually begin with a verb, in the case of your title, if you wanted to frame the title as a question, you should have written it as:
“Why is creating one universal definition of the notion of religion so difficult? Notice that I highlighted the verb “is” to show its location at the beginning of the sentence.
If you have issues with writing in English, I would highly recommend visiting the Writing Center. There you will find a wonderful group of individuals who are very good at helping students do well with their writing assignments so that they can earn the high grades that they may deserve.
Religion is the most difficult word to define it meaning primarily to various individuals from diverse communities. Every community views the word religion in a clear manner, making it believe the real meaning of the word. The term is usually utilized globally by various individuals asserting own meaning according to their belief. It is an argument that the religion power has to bind a person to a community, course of action in their daily life, culture ideology among other activities that the community undertakes believing that they are religious. Besides this argument, there are different individuals with their arguments that try to elaborate religion, making it difficult to understand the real meaning of the word. Religion is a word with no data or environment that tries to prove its purpose, making it is considered as the creation of many scholar’s study search as Rudolf Otto, James Martineau, Antony Wallace, and James Frazer among others. Comment by Dr. Joseph DeLeon: Your sentence should have been written so that it would read something like this:
Religion is a difficult term to define because it has a different meaning to different individuals around the world. Comment by Dr. Joseph DeLeon: Again, your sentence should have read:
Most communities interpret the term “religion” from their own particular point of view and sincerely believe that their perspective is the most valid.
It would also help if you had identified your source of information regarding this statement. Supporting your opinions and assertions is a requirement in this class. Comment by Dr. Joseph DeLeon: You’ve already asserted this – you are merely repeating yourself. Comment by Dr. Joseph DeLeon: This is not English and I would recommend that you have someone review your entire paper and help you re-write it. I will allow you to have a one-time opportunity to resubmit this MOD ONE assignment. However, all of your other assignments will be checked to make sure that your submissions the University’s college level quality standards and will be graded accordingly.
These individuals have used their life experiences and thoughts to explain the real me.
Getting More From Your Personal Bible Study FINAL
The document provides guidance on how to get more from personal Bible study. It discusses that the Bible has a single author, God, and a unifying theme of God's plan to save humanity, though it was written by many authors over time. It acknowledges some misconceptions people have that prevent study, like thinking it is too hard to understand or boring. The document then gives strategies to overcome factors like historical, cultural, philosophical, and linguistic gaps between biblical times and now. These include thorough reading, using study aids, and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide understanding. It emphasizes regularly studying with the intent to know God better in order to be refined, reoriented, renewed and restored. The document concludes by outlining different types
Communicators Training Ses 1
This document provides an introduction to effective communication of the word of God. It begins with a brief Bible passage charging communicators to preach God's word. Several sections then explain how to exegete and analyze Scripture by identifying the theme, topic, truth, and thrust. Examples are given of exegeting Ephesians 1. Further sections cover how to do exposition by understanding the true needs of the audience and developing a thesis. The goal throughout is to properly understand and apply the Bible so its message can be clearly communicated.
Lectors and commentators
The document provides guidance for lectors on effectively proclaiming Scripture during church services. It emphasizes that lectors should have a deep understanding of and connection to the passages they read through Bible study and reflection. It also stresses the importance of using vocal techniques like varying inflection, pacing, and emotion to engage the congregation and convey the meaning and intent of the text. Proper use of eye contact and posture are also encouraged to bring the word of God to life for all those listening. The overall goal is for lectors to share their faith and inspire others through passionate yet natural readings of Scripture.
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This document provides an overview of an online theology course. It outlines the objectives of the lesson which are to define theology, describe narrative theology, understand course requirements, and explain the relevance of theology for life and work. It previews the topics to be covered which include doing theology in Africa and a case study on how theology shapes life. The document provides discussion questions, a quiz, and suggests taking action steps like completing readings, spiritual disciplines, and the next online lesson.
Major Doctrines Of Christianity
The document provides an overview of major Christian doctrines, including:
- The inspiration of Scripture comes from God superintending human authors to compose the Bible without error.
- Key doctrines like the Trinity, deity of Christ, salvation, and last things are based on what is clearly stated in the Bible.
- Heresies and errors arose when people rejected what was written in Scripture and accepted their own revelations instead of what the apostles and prophets taught.
- Church councils helped formally define doctrines to protect the clear meaning of Scripture in response to heresies.
703 Introduction to Christian Philosophy (ICP): Session 2
Christians should study philosophy for several reasons:
1) Philosophy is unavoidable and it is better to have a studied opinion than an unstudied one.
2) Philosophy is part of our spirituality as loving God includes loving Him with our minds through intellectual pursuits.
3) Philosophy plays an important role in the Church's teaching ministry by providing frameworks and vocabulary for articulating theological ideas.
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We’ve begun exploring the difference between science and religion and facts and beliefs in the discussion threads along with the Week 1 reflection paper on beliefs. This thread explores what spiritual growth means (need compelling definitions from those quality sources) and how are discussions fit. The images of rooms in a house or possible paths to take or a journey and our work in this thread deepens the central point of a religious quest as growing spiritually.
In week five the concept of biblical literalism is examined in regards to an informed, living Word of God foundation, which is not easy, nor short term, nor isolated is the mature, experienced, and prayerful interpretation of Sacred Scriptures. But this is one of several points that we should note and then study in reference to a mature faith and biblical studies. (This is a good point to include in the Week 3 Written Assignment!) (Biology is another point to relate to our work!) Just as we were born small, defenseless, incapable of speech and had the capacity for understanding but knew nothing, human development (each of us) needed to physically, emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually needed to grow, deepen, and progress through stages that take time. See Kohlberg’s Model of Moral Development that might provide some insights in graphical form.
Also, check out the lecture for this week to aid in our work.
Thoughts and sources, class?
1
Religious Quest – RELS 1325
Rev. Paul Hudec, PhD
Week 3 Written Assignment (quiz/journal, etc.)
This assignment will provide evidence regarding mastery of the important concepts of the material through the end of this portion of the course including references (sources) as they refer to each item below. This is a formal paper which is different from the Week 1 informal, reflection paper. Citations linked to sources are required in each of the following topics.
Organize the paper with a header or section title and (you can use single-spacing rather than double-spacing if you’d like) with any references to the text and other sources identified as footnotes or as endnotes or in a proper documentation style at the end of this short paper.
This is not a memory test or assessment on persons, places, or things, but on the quality sources discovered and the material these sources provided along with insights gained in the discussions that logically flow from these sources.
What expert and professional sources have you found in these first three weeks that aid your efforts in this course Religious Quest and how have they helped (list each and what insights have they provided)?
What is the religious quest and how do the attributes of God as discussed in the discussion threads fit within that quest?
What is spiritual growth and what models were explored in the discussion threads?
How does science inform the religious quest?
Each answer to the above questions should be at least ½ page (single-spaced or 1 full page if doub ...
Introduction To Theology (2004)
The document provides an overview and introduction to The Theology Program. It discusses the program's mission to renew minds and change lives through the study of Christian theology. Key aspects of the program include its intensity in studies, emphasis on irenic (peaceable) theology, comprehensive coverage of topics, and approach of doing theology in a community. The document also defines different types of theologians and categories of theology that will be covered.
Bible Study Relayout
This layout was not of my design, but merely a recreation of a document which the organization no longer had in editable or printable formats.
Bible interpretation
The document discusses the importance of approaching the Bible as God's infallible written word. It provides several principles for biblical interpretation: consider the literary form and genre; interpret based on the plain or common meaning of words; compare passages to ensure consistency; consider the historical and cultural context; interpret in light of overarching biblical themes; consult the insights of church history; and view all passages through the central lens of Christ. Following these principles helps ensure we correctly understand and apply Scripture to deepen our relationship with Jesus.
06.29.14.god.wise.prov.2.3.commentary
God is the source of true wisdom. The document discusses how a person can receive wisdom from God by humbly seeking it from Him. It describes Solomon teaching his son that one must accept God's words, listen closely to wisdom, call out for insight, and diligently seek wisdom like hidden treasure. If one does this with all their heart while not relying on their own understanding, God will give understanding and guide that person on the right paths. True wisdom comes from fearing God and turning from evil, not from thinking too highly of oneself.
Lectors and Commentators.pptx
This document provides information and guidance for those seeking to become lectors. It defines a lector as someone commissioned to proclaim Holy Scriptures during church services in a way that celebrates and strengthens the faith of the congregation. The document discusses areas of preparation for effective proclamation, including understanding the meaning and context of scriptural passages, conviction that God is using the lector's skills to reach others, and techniques for vocal delivery and body language to engage the audience. These techniques include voice inflection, pacing, eye contact and posture. The overall goal is to bring God's word to life for the congregation through skilled proclamation.
01 Introduction to Theology
Theology is the systematic study of God's revelation and human faith, with the goal of discerning God's will for a particular context so that people can live faithfully according to it. It involves interpreting divine revelation from the Bible in a way that is God-focused, Christ-centered, historically-informed, context-sensitive, and practically applied. The various theological sub-disciplines each contribute valuable perspectives to develop a holistic understanding of God's will, rather than representing fragmented areas of study. Theology is done through hermeneutical, critical, dialogical, and correlational methods of reasoning and discussing revelation and faith.
Meaning and Application
This document provides instruction on applying biblical meaning through a process of observation, interpretation, and application. It explains that application involves observing how biblical principles address the original situation, exploring parallel modern situations, and making specific applications. An example applies Philippians 4:13 about strength through Christ to contemporary difficulties faced by faithful believers. Homework assigns taking 1 Timothy 6:10 on the love of money through the interpretive journey process, including application.
Bible Intake - Spiritual Disciplines
Look at the spiritual discipline of Bible intake.
Feel free to check out my Youtube channel ("Bible A to Z"):
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Praying Scripture
This document provides guidance for leading a group prayer service focused on praying Scripture passages. It recommends choosing a short, familiar Bible passage to read in different versions. Participants are then instructed to reflect quietly on the passage, looking for what verse or phrase captures their attention. They are encouraged to dialogue with God within the passage, asking what it means for them personally. Finally, individuals may share any impressions or words they received from God during the prayer time. The overall goal is to use Scripture to inform, renew, and transform participants through the Holy Spirit.
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Spelling challenge 3 RE
- 1. This term • You have all done SO well on the spellings last term. • This term, we will be learning SUBJECT SPECIFIC words. • There is a PRIZE for the top form at the end of the term.
- 2. Spelling Challenge 3 RE Week beginning – Monday 12th May 2014
- 3. RE Week 1. Faith 2. Belief 3. Creation 4. Prayer 5. Prophet 6. Catholic 7. Evolution 8. Philosophy 9. Theology 10. Jehovah
- 4. Faith Strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof. I have faith that God will protect me. Can you put the word ‘faith’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 5. Belief An acceptance that something exists or is true, especially one without proof. My belief in my own ability cannot be proven. Can you put the word ‘belief’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 6. Creation The creating of the universe, especially when regarded as an act of God. Many religions have their own creation stories. Can you put the word ‘creation’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 7. Prayer A solemn request for help or expression of thanks addressed to God or another deity. The power of prayer got me through some difficult times. Can you put the word ‘prayer’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 8. Prophet A person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of God. Moses was a famous prophet in the Old Testament. Can you put the word ‘prophet’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 9. Catholic Meaning ‘for all’ or in general. Applied to a member of the Roman Catholic faith. The Catholic mass was very beautiful. Can you put the word ‘Catholic’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 10. Evolution The process by which different kinds of living organism are believed to have developed from earlier forms during the history of the earth. The evolution of man is still a talked about theory. Can you put the word ‘evolution’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 11. Philosophy The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence. My philosophy is work hard, play hard! Can you put the word ‘philosophy’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 12. Theology The study of the nature of God and religious belief My Imam studied theology at university. Can you put the word ‘theology’ into a sentence?
- 13. Jehovah A form of the Hebrew name of God used in some translations of the Bible. Some Jewish communities refer to God as Jehovah. Can you put the word ‘Jehovah’ into a sentence? Definition: Example:
- 14. Do you understand all of this week’s words? Can you use any of them in your lessons this week?
- 15. Do you achieve 10 out of 10 each week? How could you help your peers who do not yet achieve a score of 10? Do your form calculate your form average every week?