Wk4 Rev Theology 1
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The document discusses key theological themes and titles for God in the book of Revelation such as God as the Alpha and Omega, the divine warrior, and the one seated on the heavenly throne. It explores how Revelation depicts God's sovereignty and holiness through the divine judgments. The document also examines concepts like new creation and how Revelation presents God as the faithful creator and fulfiller of his redemptive purposes.
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Buddhism presents several philosophical problems according to the document. It asserts that nothing exists for any length of time and there is no enduring essence or self. However, this contradicts human intuition about time and the self. If there is no self, it is unclear what attains enlightenment. Additionally, dependent origination and karma are problematic without a substance they can act on. Finally, Buddha provided no clear description of nirvana, the ultimate goal.
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1. Revelation highlights God's glory and sovereignty in order to motivate worship and obedience from Christians according to God's word.
2. John's vision provides values that counter secular culture, such as finding victory through martyrdom.
3. The goal of Revelation is to keep Christians centered on God rather than the decaying world, and to participate in worship with their church community.
4. While the symbols in Revelation should not be taken literally, they are used purposefully by John to convey theological meaning and evoke response through vivid imagery, acting as a shock tactic for those who have become spiritually callous.
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