The document discusses the continued development of an interfaith religious movement where people of all faiths can find common ground to worship. It notes events in 2002 that promoted interfaithism, such as a UN conference and the Archbishop of Canterbury being named an honorary druid. It expresses concern that this movement aligns with New Age spiritualism and earth worship rather than Christianity.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HISTORY; (ADVENTIST HERITAGE) Credits to Adventist University of the Philippines Theology Students Reports, From the Class of Pastor Cadao
From August - December 2018.
- Report 1 (R1) - Report 23 (R23)
The Unification Church was founded in 1954 in South Korea by Sun Myung Moon. It believes that God is both male and female and that humanity's fall originated from Eve's pre-marital relations. It teaches that Jesus was unable to complete his mission and a third Adam is needed to achieve full salvation. The Unification Church sees Rev. Moon as this third Adam and the Messiah, and he leads mass wedding ceremonies to unite his followers.
Some where between heaven and earth lesson 6 church hist. 1Andre Fernandez
The document provides an overview of some key differences between Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism. It discusses the Great Schism of 1054 that resulted in the excommunication of the Eastern Orthodox Church from the Roman Catholic Church. Some key beliefs of Eastern Orthodoxy are outlined, such as the equal authority of scripture and tradition, the veneration of icons and saints, and salvation occurring through cooperation with God rather than predestination. Differences in views of the role of the church, clergy, and salvation are also summarized.
This document provides a summary of the history of God's church from Eden to the present day. It describes how Moses was the first to record God's instructions and how various prophets throughout history called God's people by different names. It then outlines major periods and events in the development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church from the 18th century to the present, including the ministry of William Miller, the Great Disappointment of 1844, the emergence of Sabbath-keeping Adventists, and the organization of the denomination in the 19th century. It profiles influential early Adventist pioneers and leaders and notes some anniversaries and current leadership of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church.
This document provides an overview of the objectives and content for a course on the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It will cover key events from the establishment of the New Testament church through the apostasy and restoration. Students will read the assigned text to understand principles and apply them. Topics include the Great Apostasy, Renaissance/Reformation, discovery of America, religious freedom in the U.S., and providential timing for the restoration in 1830.
The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of bishops and archbishops in the Catholic Church. It explains that bishops succeed the apostles in governing, sanctifying, and teaching Catholics within their diocese or archdiocese. Bishops are responsible for overseeing priests and the spiritual life of the faithful in their region. The archbishop of Philadelphia, Cardinal Justin Rigali, has authority only within his own archdiocese and is responsible for managing issues within the archdiocese's parishes and schools.
1. The document provides an overview of the Christian Church through history, beginning with the Church of the Old Testament. It describes how God's church has existed from Eden to Eden under different names but with the same fundamental beliefs and acceptance of God's law.
2. It then discusses the Church of the New Testament, noting that it received its beliefs from the Old Testament church and also accepted God's law. It briefly outlines the organization and evangelistic efforts of the early apostolic church.
3. Persecution of the church began only a few weeks after Christ's ascension, with disciples being imprisoned and Stephen becoming the first martyr as Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.
After the Great Disappointment of 1844, the Millerite movement fragmented into three main groups. The Sabbatarian Adventists believed that the timing of the event in 1844 was correct but that the event itself was wrong. Through Bible study and a vision from Hiram Edson, they developed the doctrine of an investigative judgment occurring in heaven's sanctuary. Ellen White began receiving visions around this time which helped confirm their doctrines, though her role was confirmation rather than initiation in doctrinal development. The early Sabbatarians emphasized the Bible as their sole authority and studied doctrines through Scripture before Ellen White might provide additional light through visions.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HISTORY; (ADVENTIST HERITAGE) Credits to Adventist University of the Philippines Theology Students Reports, From the Class of Pastor Cadao
From August - December 2018.
- Report 1 (R1) - Report 23 (R23)
The Unification Church was founded in 1954 in South Korea by Sun Myung Moon. It believes that God is both male and female and that humanity's fall originated from Eve's pre-marital relations. It teaches that Jesus was unable to complete his mission and a third Adam is needed to achieve full salvation. The Unification Church sees Rev. Moon as this third Adam and the Messiah, and he leads mass wedding ceremonies to unite his followers.
Some where between heaven and earth lesson 6 church hist. 1Andre Fernandez
The document provides an overview of some key differences between Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism. It discusses the Great Schism of 1054 that resulted in the excommunication of the Eastern Orthodox Church from the Roman Catholic Church. Some key beliefs of Eastern Orthodoxy are outlined, such as the equal authority of scripture and tradition, the veneration of icons and saints, and salvation occurring through cooperation with God rather than predestination. Differences in views of the role of the church, clergy, and salvation are also summarized.
This document provides a summary of the history of God's church from Eden to the present day. It describes how Moses was the first to record God's instructions and how various prophets throughout history called God's people by different names. It then outlines major periods and events in the development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church from the 18th century to the present, including the ministry of William Miller, the Great Disappointment of 1844, the emergence of Sabbath-keeping Adventists, and the organization of the denomination in the 19th century. It profiles influential early Adventist pioneers and leaders and notes some anniversaries and current leadership of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church.
This document provides an overview of the objectives and content for a course on the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It will cover key events from the establishment of the New Testament church through the apostasy and restoration. Students will read the assigned text to understand principles and apply them. Topics include the Great Apostasy, Renaissance/Reformation, discovery of America, religious freedom in the U.S., and providential timing for the restoration in 1830.
The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of bishops and archbishops in the Catholic Church. It explains that bishops succeed the apostles in governing, sanctifying, and teaching Catholics within their diocese or archdiocese. Bishops are responsible for overseeing priests and the spiritual life of the faithful in their region. The archbishop of Philadelphia, Cardinal Justin Rigali, has authority only within his own archdiocese and is responsible for managing issues within the archdiocese's parishes and schools.
1. The document provides an overview of the Christian Church through history, beginning with the Church of the Old Testament. It describes how God's church has existed from Eden to Eden under different names but with the same fundamental beliefs and acceptance of God's law.
2. It then discusses the Church of the New Testament, noting that it received its beliefs from the Old Testament church and also accepted God's law. It briefly outlines the organization and evangelistic efforts of the early apostolic church.
3. Persecution of the church began only a few weeks after Christ's ascension, with disciples being imprisoned and Stephen becoming the first martyr as Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.
After the Great Disappointment of 1844, the Millerite movement fragmented into three main groups. The Sabbatarian Adventists believed that the timing of the event in 1844 was correct but that the event itself was wrong. Through Bible study and a vision from Hiram Edson, they developed the doctrine of an investigative judgment occurring in heaven's sanctuary. Ellen White began receiving visions around this time which helped confirm their doctrines, though her role was confirmation rather than initiation in doctrinal development. The early Sabbatarians emphasized the Bible as their sole authority and studied doctrines through Scripture before Ellen White might provide additional light through visions.
The document provides information about the roles and responsibilities of bishops and archbishops in the Catholic Church. It discusses that bishops are successors to the apostles and are given the duties of teaching, governing, and sanctifying the faithful in their diocese. The Archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Joseph Chaput, has the responsibility of leading the Church in Philadelphia.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HISTORY; (ADVENTIST HERITAGE) Credits to Adventist University of the Philippines Theology Students Reports, From the Class of Pastor Cadao
From August - December 2018.
- Report 1 (R1) - Report 23 (R23)
Diversity/ Debates in Adventism, Yesterday & Todayniwres
The document discusses the theological diversity and changes that have occurred within Seventh-day Adventism over time. It notes that Adventist theology has evolved and taken on different perspectives. There has been disagreement over the nature of God, the Godhead, the law in Galatians, righteousness by faith, and other doctrines. While some advocated conservative or historical positions, others promoted more progressive or evangelical views. The church has moved from largely rejecting the Trinity early on to accepting it as a fundamental belief.
The secret behind the wine of babylon 1 [recovered]Kaonde Andrew
This document discusses how pagan beliefs and practices were incorporated into Christianity through various individuals and groups. It argues that Christianity was influenced by the religions of ancient Babylon, Egypt, Greece and Rome. Figures like Simon Magus are said to have introduced pagan teachings that became part of Christian doctrine. Mary is described as taking on aspects of ancient goddesses like Isis, with Easter traditions linked to the goddess Astarte. Icons of Mary and Jesus are seen as paralleling depictions of other mother-child pairings in pagan faiths. The influence of these alleged pagan elements on Roman Catholic Christianity is the main focus.
The document discusses the history and origins of Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation. It then discusses projections that the Seventh-day Adventist Church will have nearly 50 million members by 2020, most of whom will have been members for less than 20 years. The rest of the document discusses the increasing diversity within the SDA Church in terms of ethnicity, age, and views on doctrinal issues.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was founded by Joseph Smith after he had visions of God and Jesus Christ. Smith was led by an angel named Moroni to golden plates containing The Book of Mormon. Mormons believe they follow the true form of Christianity and have many similarities but also differences from other Christian faiths. They believe in eternal families and perform baptisms for deceased relatives. The church has over 14 million members worldwide and sends young men on missions to recruit new members.
Christianity Viewed from the 21st CenturyRobert Frank
This brief slide presentation provides a better understanding of the relationship between Christianity, science, and teamwork in God's continuing creation.
This document provides information on various topics related to Christianity, including:
- Key beliefs such as Jesus Christ being the son of God and savior of humanity.
- Important figures, texts, and events referenced in the Bible such as the Ten Commandments, Apostles' Creed, and history of the early Christian church.
- Major Christian holidays including Christmas, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter, and their associated traditions and symbolism.
- Denominations within Christianity and the Protestant Reformation started by Martin Luther in Germany in the 16th century.
- Common Christian rituals and practices such as attending worship services.
HIS 2213 LU9 Was the USA Founded as a Christian Nation-State?historyteacher38668
The document provides an overview of the Great Awakening in colonial America during the 1700s. It discusses how evangelical Protestantism grew during this period through the preaching of figures like George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards. This religious revival led to the emergence of new denominations like Baptists and Methodists and challenged the authority of established churches. However, the document notes that most of the Founding Fathers were not evangelical Christians but rather deists who believed in rationalism over religious doctrine. It analyzes whether the US was founded as a Christian nation based on the text of the Constitution and concludes it was founded on secular rather than religious principles.
Roman Catholicism is the largest Christian church, with adherents primarily in South America and Southern Europe. It differs from Protestantism in its emphasis on tradition, ritual, and the authority of the Pope. Key Roman Catholic doctrines include papal infallibility, transubstantiation in the Eucharist, purgatory, and veneration of Mary and saints. The religion's teachings and practices have evolved over time, becoming less rigid after the Second Vatican Council addressed relations with the modern world.
Adventism and Catholicism. Changing Attitudes ?niwres
- Historically, Seventh-day Adventists held strongly anti-Catholic views and teachings, identifying the Catholic Church as the prophesied "Babylon" and "beast" power. They produced significant publications warning about Catholic influence and conspiracy.
- However, over time Adventist attitudes changed. They began recognizing cruelty on both sides of the Protestant-Catholic divide. Vatican II reforms also lessened anti-Catholic stances. Adventists now have more open relationships with other Christian denominations.
- Some early Adventist pioneers like Ellen White warned about dangers of "worldly Protestantism" as well, but the church later downplayed this to seek acceptance from conservative Protestants. Meetings in the 1950
Meanings and the vibrational qualities of jesusEdward DiMaio
The document contains translations and explanations of key Aramaic words from the teachings of Jesus as translated by Neil Douglas-Klotz. It discusses how translating Jesus' words from the original Aramaic provides deeper spiritual and cultural context compared to translations to other languages like Greek or English. Key terms like "God", "heaven", and "spirit" take on new meanings when understood from their Aramaic roots and the cultural context in which Jesus taught. The document advocates embodying these teachings through practices like chanting and body prayer to reconnect with Jesus' original message.
Alex Bryan graduated from Southern Adventist University in 1993 and earned a Master of Divinity from Andrews University in 1996. In 1996, he started a church called New Community Fellowship in Atlanta aimed at reaching secular young adults. He resigned from denominational employment in 2002 to pursue evangelism through this church. In 2007, Bryan and his wife felt called to reconnect with the Adventist Church. After discussions, he accepted a position as associate pastor at Collegedale Church in Tennessee.
The document summarizes information about the Gospel of Judas, a papyrus manuscript discovered in Egypt in the 1970s. It questions whether the Gospel of Judas is genuine based on its dating and content. While it was likely written around AD 150-170, the Gospel of Judas is considered a Gnostic rather than Christian text that depicts a bizarre cosmology and portrays Judas in a positive light for betraying Jesus. The document concludes the Gospel of Judas has no apostolic authority and does not provide new historical information about Jesus or early Christianity.
The authority of the Catholic Church grew during this period as popes sought to prevent secular rulers from interfering in church affairs and ensure Christians followed church teachings. Monastic orders like the Benedictines and Cluniacs demanded higher moral standards from clergy and more independence from secular control. Meanwhile, the Investiture Controversy saw Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV clash over who had authority to appoint bishops, demonstrating the increasing political power and influence of the papacy. This period also saw the establishment of the College of Cardinals, religious reforms, and calls for the church to combat heresy through the Inquisition.
William Miller was a Baptist preacher who, through intensive study of the Bible, concluded that Jesus Christ would return to earth between 1843 and 1844. He began preaching this and gained many followers known as Millerites. When Christ did not return on the predicted dates, it caused the Great Disappointment and the Millerite movement dissolved. Some Millerites went on to form the Seventh Day Adventist Church, believing in the imminent second coming of Christ and observance of the Sabbath on Saturday. Ellen White emerged as an influential leader through her prophetic visions which helped shape Seventh Day Adventist beliefs and practices around health, education, and missions.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HISTORY; (ADVENTIST HERITAGE) Credits to Adventist University of the Philippines Theology Students Reports, From the Class of Pastor Cadao
From August - December 2018.
- Report 1 (R1) - Report 23 (R23)
God's mission from the beginning was for humanity to fill the earth and reflect God's glory. However, sin disrupted this mission. Throughout the Old Testament, God called people like Abraham to bless all nations. While God's people had an inward focus, they also had an outward focus through encounters with other nations where God's glory was shown. The Old Testament gradually revealed God's universal mission for salvation, though God worked in particular ways through individuals and cultures.
"Christ’s Team," a book by Robert C. Frank, helps interpret the role of Christianity in the 21st century, emphasizing Christianity, science, and teamwork in continuing creation. Use this study guide with the book for group readings, discussion and personal reflection.
aA Compilation of LDS or Mormon Church History Events by Dr. Doug Maughan including the Joseph Smith papers Complete Chronology. Prepared for Bro. Maughan's Fall 2013 Church History Class and LDS World Travel Church History Tour Summer 2013
Turning Points, chapter 13, Rise & Spread of Pentecostalismsandiferb
The document discusses the rise and spread of Pentecostalism in the 20th century, beginning with Charles Parham's teachings on spiritual gifts in the 1890s and the Azusa Street Revival in 1906, which sparked the global Pentecostal movement, resulting in over 500 million Pentecostal and Charismatic believers by 2000 as the movement continued its rapid worldwide growth.
The Pentecostal movement began in 1901 in Topeka, Kansas under the leadership of Charles Parham. It spread from there to the famous Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles in 1906 led by William Seymour. The movement emphasizes baptism by the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues. It rapidly grew worldwide in the early 20th century through missionary efforts and evangelists. Major Pentecostal denominations and independent churches now exist globally, emphasizing spiritual gifts and spreading the Pentecostal message.
The document provides information about the roles and responsibilities of bishops and archbishops in the Catholic Church. It discusses that bishops are successors to the apostles and are given the duties of teaching, governing, and sanctifying the faithful in their diocese. The Archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Joseph Chaput, has the responsibility of leading the Church in Philadelphia.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HISTORY; (ADVENTIST HERITAGE) Credits to Adventist University of the Philippines Theology Students Reports, From the Class of Pastor Cadao
From August - December 2018.
- Report 1 (R1) - Report 23 (R23)
Diversity/ Debates in Adventism, Yesterday & Todayniwres
The document discusses the theological diversity and changes that have occurred within Seventh-day Adventism over time. It notes that Adventist theology has evolved and taken on different perspectives. There has been disagreement over the nature of God, the Godhead, the law in Galatians, righteousness by faith, and other doctrines. While some advocated conservative or historical positions, others promoted more progressive or evangelical views. The church has moved from largely rejecting the Trinity early on to accepting it as a fundamental belief.
The secret behind the wine of babylon 1 [recovered]Kaonde Andrew
This document discusses how pagan beliefs and practices were incorporated into Christianity through various individuals and groups. It argues that Christianity was influenced by the religions of ancient Babylon, Egypt, Greece and Rome. Figures like Simon Magus are said to have introduced pagan teachings that became part of Christian doctrine. Mary is described as taking on aspects of ancient goddesses like Isis, with Easter traditions linked to the goddess Astarte. Icons of Mary and Jesus are seen as paralleling depictions of other mother-child pairings in pagan faiths. The influence of these alleged pagan elements on Roman Catholic Christianity is the main focus.
The document discusses the history and origins of Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation. It then discusses projections that the Seventh-day Adventist Church will have nearly 50 million members by 2020, most of whom will have been members for less than 20 years. The rest of the document discusses the increasing diversity within the SDA Church in terms of ethnicity, age, and views on doctrinal issues.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was founded by Joseph Smith after he had visions of God and Jesus Christ. Smith was led by an angel named Moroni to golden plates containing The Book of Mormon. Mormons believe they follow the true form of Christianity and have many similarities but also differences from other Christian faiths. They believe in eternal families and perform baptisms for deceased relatives. The church has over 14 million members worldwide and sends young men on missions to recruit new members.
Christianity Viewed from the 21st CenturyRobert Frank
This brief slide presentation provides a better understanding of the relationship between Christianity, science, and teamwork in God's continuing creation.
This document provides information on various topics related to Christianity, including:
- Key beliefs such as Jesus Christ being the son of God and savior of humanity.
- Important figures, texts, and events referenced in the Bible such as the Ten Commandments, Apostles' Creed, and history of the early Christian church.
- Major Christian holidays including Christmas, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter, and their associated traditions and symbolism.
- Denominations within Christianity and the Protestant Reformation started by Martin Luther in Germany in the 16th century.
- Common Christian rituals and practices such as attending worship services.
HIS 2213 LU9 Was the USA Founded as a Christian Nation-State?historyteacher38668
The document provides an overview of the Great Awakening in colonial America during the 1700s. It discusses how evangelical Protestantism grew during this period through the preaching of figures like George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards. This religious revival led to the emergence of new denominations like Baptists and Methodists and challenged the authority of established churches. However, the document notes that most of the Founding Fathers were not evangelical Christians but rather deists who believed in rationalism over religious doctrine. It analyzes whether the US was founded as a Christian nation based on the text of the Constitution and concludes it was founded on secular rather than religious principles.
Roman Catholicism is the largest Christian church, with adherents primarily in South America and Southern Europe. It differs from Protestantism in its emphasis on tradition, ritual, and the authority of the Pope. Key Roman Catholic doctrines include papal infallibility, transubstantiation in the Eucharist, purgatory, and veneration of Mary and saints. The religion's teachings and practices have evolved over time, becoming less rigid after the Second Vatican Council addressed relations with the modern world.
Adventism and Catholicism. Changing Attitudes ?niwres
- Historically, Seventh-day Adventists held strongly anti-Catholic views and teachings, identifying the Catholic Church as the prophesied "Babylon" and "beast" power. They produced significant publications warning about Catholic influence and conspiracy.
- However, over time Adventist attitudes changed. They began recognizing cruelty on both sides of the Protestant-Catholic divide. Vatican II reforms also lessened anti-Catholic stances. Adventists now have more open relationships with other Christian denominations.
- Some early Adventist pioneers like Ellen White warned about dangers of "worldly Protestantism" as well, but the church later downplayed this to seek acceptance from conservative Protestants. Meetings in the 1950
Meanings and the vibrational qualities of jesusEdward DiMaio
The document contains translations and explanations of key Aramaic words from the teachings of Jesus as translated by Neil Douglas-Klotz. It discusses how translating Jesus' words from the original Aramaic provides deeper spiritual and cultural context compared to translations to other languages like Greek or English. Key terms like "God", "heaven", and "spirit" take on new meanings when understood from their Aramaic roots and the cultural context in which Jesus taught. The document advocates embodying these teachings through practices like chanting and body prayer to reconnect with Jesus' original message.
Alex Bryan graduated from Southern Adventist University in 1993 and earned a Master of Divinity from Andrews University in 1996. In 1996, he started a church called New Community Fellowship in Atlanta aimed at reaching secular young adults. He resigned from denominational employment in 2002 to pursue evangelism through this church. In 2007, Bryan and his wife felt called to reconnect with the Adventist Church. After discussions, he accepted a position as associate pastor at Collegedale Church in Tennessee.
The document summarizes information about the Gospel of Judas, a papyrus manuscript discovered in Egypt in the 1970s. It questions whether the Gospel of Judas is genuine based on its dating and content. While it was likely written around AD 150-170, the Gospel of Judas is considered a Gnostic rather than Christian text that depicts a bizarre cosmology and portrays Judas in a positive light for betraying Jesus. The document concludes the Gospel of Judas has no apostolic authority and does not provide new historical information about Jesus or early Christianity.
The authority of the Catholic Church grew during this period as popes sought to prevent secular rulers from interfering in church affairs and ensure Christians followed church teachings. Monastic orders like the Benedictines and Cluniacs demanded higher moral standards from clergy and more independence from secular control. Meanwhile, the Investiture Controversy saw Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV clash over who had authority to appoint bishops, demonstrating the increasing political power and influence of the papacy. This period also saw the establishment of the College of Cardinals, religious reforms, and calls for the church to combat heresy through the Inquisition.
William Miller was a Baptist preacher who, through intensive study of the Bible, concluded that Jesus Christ would return to earth between 1843 and 1844. He began preaching this and gained many followers known as Millerites. When Christ did not return on the predicted dates, it caused the Great Disappointment and the Millerite movement dissolved. Some Millerites went on to form the Seventh Day Adventist Church, believing in the imminent second coming of Christ and observance of the Sabbath on Saturday. Ellen White emerged as an influential leader through her prophetic visions which helped shape Seventh Day Adventist beliefs and practices around health, education, and missions.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HISTORY; (ADVENTIST HERITAGE) Credits to Adventist University of the Philippines Theology Students Reports, From the Class of Pastor Cadao
From August - December 2018.
- Report 1 (R1) - Report 23 (R23)
God's mission from the beginning was for humanity to fill the earth and reflect God's glory. However, sin disrupted this mission. Throughout the Old Testament, God called people like Abraham to bless all nations. While God's people had an inward focus, they also had an outward focus through encounters with other nations where God's glory was shown. The Old Testament gradually revealed God's universal mission for salvation, though God worked in particular ways through individuals and cultures.
"Christ’s Team," a book by Robert C. Frank, helps interpret the role of Christianity in the 21st century, emphasizing Christianity, science, and teamwork in continuing creation. Use this study guide with the book for group readings, discussion and personal reflection.
aA Compilation of LDS or Mormon Church History Events by Dr. Doug Maughan including the Joseph Smith papers Complete Chronology. Prepared for Bro. Maughan's Fall 2013 Church History Class and LDS World Travel Church History Tour Summer 2013
Turning Points, chapter 13, Rise & Spread of Pentecostalismsandiferb
The document discusses the rise and spread of Pentecostalism in the 20th century, beginning with Charles Parham's teachings on spiritual gifts in the 1890s and the Azusa Street Revival in 1906, which sparked the global Pentecostal movement, resulting in over 500 million Pentecostal and Charismatic believers by 2000 as the movement continued its rapid worldwide growth.
The Pentecostal movement began in 1901 in Topeka, Kansas under the leadership of Charles Parham. It spread from there to the famous Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles in 1906 led by William Seymour. The movement emphasizes baptism by the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues. It rapidly grew worldwide in the early 20th century through missionary efforts and evangelists. Major Pentecostal denominations and independent churches now exist globally, emphasizing spiritual gifts and spreading the Pentecostal message.
The document summarizes key aspects of several religious movements and utopian communities in the United States between the late 18th and mid-19th centuries. It describes the beliefs and practices of Deism, Unitarianism, Methodism, the Second Great Awakening revivalism, Mormonism, and various utopian communities like the Shakers and the Oneida community. It provides biographical details on influential religious figures like Charles Finney, Joseph Smith, and Brigham Young during this period of religious and social change.
The document provides a summary of a sermon about the importance of the sanctuary message in Seventh-day Adventism. It discusses how the sanctuary message was foundational to SDA beliefs but was gradually deemphasized after the 1960s. It also summarizes the controversy surrounding the 1957 book "Questions on Doctrine", which attempted to make Adventist beliefs more acceptable to evangelicals but divided the church and led it to drift from some core doctrines. The sermon argues for a return to emphasizing the sanctuary message and obedience to God's law through Christ's power.
Pentecostalism is a fairly modern movement within Christianity that can be traced back to the Holiness movement in the Methodist Church. A major focus of Pentecostal churches is Holy Spirit baptism as evidenced by speaking in tongues. There are approximately 170 different denominations that identify themselves as Pentecostal.
The document outlines 10 significant events or periods in Church history:
1. Pentecost, considered the birthday of the Church, when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles.
2. The conversion of St. Paul, who went from persecuting Christians to becoming one of Christianity's most important early missionaries.
3. The Edict of Milan in 313 AD which granted religious freedom to Christians in the Roman Empire, ending persecution.
4. The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD which defined that Jesus Christ is fully human and fully divine.
5. How monasticism helped preserve civilization as the Roman Empire fell, with monks recording knowledge and teachings.
The Second Vatican Council (1962-1965) marked a major turning point in the Catholic Church. Pope John XXIII called the Council to make the Church more relevant to the modern world. Over 2,500 bishops and theological experts attended. While some criticized that Vatican II led to decline, others saw it energizing and empowering the Church. The Council produced 16 documents to guide the Church, including constitutions on the Church, divine revelation, the liturgy, and the Church in the modern world. It aimed to update the Church for a changing world, rather than dogmatically defining new beliefs.
The document discusses the concept of "revival" from a biblical perspective. It argues that the widespread belief in an imminent, worldwide Christian revival is based on a false doctrine of "triumphalism." Specifically, it claims that triumphalism has been influenced by (1) Dominion Theology, which says the church should rule over the earth, (2) Replacement Theology, which says God has replaced Israel with the church, and (3) the Latter Rain movement, which predicts end-time revival through signs and wonders. However, the Bible portrays the last days as a time of deception, persecution and apostasy, not church triumph. It also suggests revival refers to God preserving a remnant
This document provides an overview of Christianity. It begins with a review of Judaism and then examines Christianity in more detail. Some key points covered include: Christianity's origins and teachings are based on Jesus Christ; it is one of the largest religions in the world with over 2 billion followers; core beliefs include monotheism and the Holy Trinity; and important figures, texts, holidays, and doctrines are discussed such as priests, the Bible, Easter, and the Ten Commandments. The document also explores the history of Christianity's divisions and selected issues like sexuality, family/divorce, and capital punishment.
Book The Bible The Quran And Science Dr Maurice Bucaille PDFslideshare account
This document provides a summary of Dr. Maurice Bucaille's book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science". It discusses how the book examines the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an in light of modern scientific knowledge. It also notes that while Judaism, Christianity, and Islam each view their own scriptures as divine revelation, they differ in whether they accept the revelations of the other religions. The introduction aims to provide context around religious views and the need for objective examination of each faith's scriptures.
The Bible The Quran And Science By Dr. Maurice BucailleAhmed@3604
This document provides an introduction and overview of the book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science" by Dr. Maurice Bucaille. It discusses the authenticity of the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an. It notes that while all three monotheistic religions see their scriptures as divine revelation, Christianity does not view the Qur'an in the same way. The introduction examines the circumstances surrounding the composition of the religious texts and compares their accounts to scientific findings. It argues that while the Bible contains scientific errors, the Qur'an's statements are consistent with modern science. The document sets up the objective of the book to examine the scriptures in light of scientific knowledge.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science" by Dr. Maurice Bucaille. It discusses the authenticity of the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an. It notes that while all three monotheistic religions see their scriptures as divine revelation, Christianity does not view the Qur'an in the same way. The introduction examines the circumstances surrounding the composition of the religious texts and compares their origins. It presents the book's goal of examining passages from the scriptures in light of modern scientific findings, and how this relates to debates around the compatibility of religion and science.
The Bible ,The Qur'an & Science By Dr. Maurice BucailleAhmed@3604
This document provides an introduction and overview of the book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science" by Dr. Maurice Bucaille. It discusses how the author examines the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an in light of modern scientific findings. The introduction notes that all three religious texts should be viewed as revelations and examines their origins and authenticity. It also discusses the changing attitudes between Christianity and Islam, and how examining the scriptures of all three monotheistic religions can bring them closer together.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science" by Dr. Maurice Bucaille. It discusses how the three Abrahamic faiths - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - each view the other's holy texts. While they share some foundational beliefs, each religion only fully recognizes the divinity of its own scriptures. The introduction argues that objectively, the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an should all be seen as collections of revealed scripture. It notes changing attitudes in the Catholic church towards recognizing commonalities between Christianity and Islam. The document sets up the book's examination of these scriptures in light of modern scientific
This document provides an introduction and overview of the book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science" by Dr. Maurice Bucaille. It discusses how the author examines the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an in light of modern scientific findings. The introduction notes that all three religious texts should be viewed as revelations and examines their origins and authenticity. It also discusses the changing attitudes between Christianity and Islam, and how examining the scriptures of all three monotheistic religions can bring them closer together. The remainder of the document outlines the books contents and chapters.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the book "The Bible, The Qur'an and Science" by Dr. Maurice Bucaille. It discusses the authenticity of the Old Testament, Gospels, and Qur'an. It notes that while all three monotheistic religions see their scriptures as divine revelation, Christianity does not view the Qur'an in the same way. The introduction examines the circumstances surrounding the composition of the religious texts and compares their accounts to scientific findings. It argues that while the Bible contains scientific errors, the Qur'an's statements on natural phenomena can only be understood through modern science.
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When the world worships as one end time magazine article - jan-feb 2003
1. When the World
Worships as One
AP WideWorld Photo/Richard Lewis
BY IRVIN BAXTER JR. AND EDDIE SAX
T
here were no about-faces
this year in the development
of the prophesied endtime
religious system wherein
everyone on earth will find
common ground on which to worship.
Barriers between the world’s many reli-
gions continued to disintegrate as the
concept of Interfaithism was universally
and successfully promoted. Meanwhile,
the earth-worshiping environmental
movement continued to do its part to
establish a world government.
Darkness continues to infiltrate
church
Those who follow prophecy took note
of an announcement that appeared in
March by the National Religious
Partnership for the Environment. It came
out in opposition to the Bush administra-
tion’s proposal to drill for oil in the Arctic
Natural Wildlife Refuge. The declaration
was simple and low key, but it did send
up a red flag. NRPE members include the
U.S. Catholic Conference, the National
Council of Churches of Christ, and the
Evangelical Environmental Network.
They claim that the churches in their net-
work cover over 100 million Americans.
The problem is that NRPE’s director,
Paul Gorman, used to be the head of the
interfaith Temple of Understanding. He Archbishop Rowan Williams emerges from St. Paul’s Cathedral in London to pose for the
believes that the Bible is obsolete; the media after having been confirmed as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury, Monday, Dec. 2,
earth, “Gaia,” is the true giver of life; 2002. He became the leader of the world’s 70 million Anglicans.
human beings are merely individual cells
in the Gaia organism; and that the Mikhail Gorbachev hosted a conference 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
United Nations is the evolving “brain” of for the NRPE in Moscow. He and Over 30 representatives from the inter-
Gaia. Simply put, it’s paganism, the wor- Maurice Strong have been the driving faith Baha’i religion attended the sum-
ship of Mother Earth, and it continues to forces behind the Earth Summit move- mit. As official participants, they stressed
infiltrate the mainstream church. True ment for the last ten years. Their guiding the central importance of Interfaithism to
Christian churches would have no part in hands were obviously present at the the summit’s proceedings.
an NRPE-type movement, which is so September World Summit on Sustainable
closely aligned with New Age spiritual- Development in Johannesburg, South Johannesburg, Geneva
ism. Africa—a tenth-year follow up to the At center stage in Johannesburg was a
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2. Prophetic Fulfillments of 2002
document called the Earth Charter, thawed by the initiative, which was from any mainline American denomina-
authored by Gorbachev and Strong. The signed during a five-day sea voyage that tion to pastor a church. After complaints
Earth Charter is being promoted as the brought together religious figures, scien- were filed, calling Steen’s ability to be an
basis for a sustainable social and religious tists, environmentalists, and politicians. effective leader into question, Steen left
order. Some even see its guiding princi- U.S. leaders of the Roman Catholic the denomination before a ruling could
ples as serving the New World Order in Church declared in August that Jewish be issued.
the way the Ten Commandments have people should not be targeted for conver- In April, Prince Charles of Wales
been the moral compass of the now fading sion. The announcement further validates announced that he wants to be the Prince
Judeo-Christian society. The Earth the Vatican’s belief in Interfaithism as of Faiths. He launched an organization
Charter was ceremoniously housed and stated in Items #839-841 in the 1994 called Respect, a multi-faith campaign to
transported to South Africa in the “Ark of Catholic Catechism. These state that the bring all the religions of the world
Hope,” an ark-of-the-covenant look-a- plan of salvation includes those who together.
like adorned with images representing acknowledge the Creator, “in the first The movement brings to mind a few
spirit, water, air, fire and earth. Not coin- place amongst whom are the Muslims; important questions on the subject of
cidentally, spirit, water, air, fire and earth these profess to hold the faith of Interfaithism. Should a person respect a
are symbolized by the five points of the Abraham, and together with us they false religion? A false god? Should you
Wiccan pentagram (Wicca, meaning adore the one, merciful God, mankind’s respect Satan? Tolerate him? The Bible
witch). judge on the last day”. In second place, by tells us in Ephesians 4:27: “Neither give
October saw another gathering of hun- the Catechism’s logic flow, would be the place to the devil.”
dreds of religious leaders under the roof of Jews, who also hold the faith of Abraham On the assumption that this scripture
the United Nations, this one at their and the one true God. includes a place at the dinner table, it
Geneva, Switzerland headquarters. should be noted that, once again,
Christian leaders shared the proceedings “...Prince Charles President George W. Bush hosted a
along with Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, Ramadan dinner at the White House
Wiccans and the like. The summit was a of Wales announced watching on as his Muslim dinner guests
direct outcome of the 2000 Millennium turned toward Mecca, and knelt and
World Peace Summit of religious and that he wants to be touched their foreheads to the floor.
spiritual leaders held at the UN’s New
York Headquarters. At that assembly,
the Prince of A trip we can’t make!
CNN founder Ted Turner promoted the
interfaith credo that there are many path-
Faiths.” Revelation 13:4 prophesies that, dur-
ing the endtime, people on earth will
ways to heaven. In August, Dr. Rowan Williams, the worship the dragon. Whether it is con-
new Archbishop of Canterbury, head of scious worship or unconscious worship, or
More notable events the worldwide Anglican Church is done knowingly or unknowingly, it
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan (Episcopal in the U.S.), was inducted as will come—it is coming to pass. The
marked the anniversary of September an honorary white druid, an ancient Bible does not advocate the practice of
11th with a speech on Interfaithism. That Celtic pagan religion. The Anglican religious persecution by Christians.
same day, a California Appeals Court Church has long been a leading propo- Prince Charles, however, calls for moving
ruled that the Burbank City Council nent of the Interfaith movement. from tolerance to respect, and that’s a trip
could no longer use the word Jesus in its The 8.3 million-member United we can’t make. The Bible teaches us that
opening prayer, because it established a Methodist Church created a stir in June if a person does not bring the gospel of
religion. In June, the now-infamous 9th when it considered appointing The Rev. the Bible to you, you should not bid them
Circuit Federal Appeals Court ruled that Rebecca Steen to pastor one of their God speed and you should not receive
the use of the phrase “under God” in the churches. Before going on a voluntary them into your house. In fact, they are
Pledge of Allegiance breached the alleged leave of absence in October of 1999, Steen there to persuade you by one method or
“wall between church and state”. This was known as the Rev. Richard another that Jesus is not the only way to
created a hurricane-like backlash reaching Zomastny. Steen would have been the salvation. God has commanded us to not
from the President and every member of first known transsexual clergy member treat them with respect. ❏
Congress all the way down to you and me.
Enforcement of the ruling has now been Whetstone Answers
put on hold, pending re-hearing. 1. B., Jesus, Revelation 1:1 11. B., Ruth, Ruth 4:13-22, Matthew 1:1-16
2. D., Lazarus, John 11 12. C., Ananias & Sapphira, Acts 5:1-10
Also in June, a groundbreaking joint 3. C., bird, Deuteronomy 22:6 13. D., Jonah, Jonah 1:1-3
declaration on environmentalism was 4. A., Knowledge, Genesis 2:16-17 14. A., Joshua, Joshua 6
made by the Greek Orthodox Patriarch 5. C., Elizabeth, Luke 1:5, 24, 63 15. C., Leviticus, Read Leviticus
6. B., 1/10, Leviticus 27:30-33 16. B., Nebuchadnezzar, Daniel 4:32-33
Bartholomew I and Pope John Paul II. 7. D., Never, Psalms 96:9, Revelation 22:9 17. C., Tongue, James 3:1-8
They both affirmed their churches’ com- 8. C., Samuel, I Samuel 16:1-13 18. A., Jude, Jude 3 & 4
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goals. Longstanding tensions between the 10. A., Job’s wife, Job 2:9 20. D., Cherubim, Exodus 25:18-22
Orthodox and Catholic churches were
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