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  • Church
    681 words
    We all know the horror stories about being forced to go to church each and ever Sunday, and there are so many teens that see going to church as an inconvenience, but why do we look at it that way? Could it be because we don't understand the concept? Maybe it's because we think Sunday is our "sleep day" to catch up on the loss of sleep from the rest of the week. There are a lot of teens that enjoy church because they understand the concept, or because that is the only place they feel that they ca...
  • One Belief Of The United Methodist Church
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    The United Methodist Church My home church is United Methodist. I have gone there ever since I was a child because that is where my mother went to church. Through researching this paper I found many interesting things about my church. There are many points and issues I agree with and many I disagree with. Writing this really made me think about my denomination closely and if it's the right one for me. The United Methodist Church shares a common history and heritage with other Methodist and Wesle...
  • Wesley's Essential Doctrines
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    How do we stay Wesleyan if we don't heed the Notes and Sermons of John Wesley in some way You need to not preach your personal theology but preach the theology of the church United Methodists are not supposed to contradict the church's doctrinal standards, but can 'go beyond and expand Wesley believed that the doctrine of the Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit was a 'fundamental belief' of Christian faith Believing in the 'complete divinity' of Christ was also 'essential' to Christianity Wes...
  • Celia And Theron
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    The real issues in the damnation of Theron ware are not issues of religion, but rather cultural issues. Although the book is outwardly a novel about religion, the question becomes not whether god exists, but how we should live. Theron becomes damned in the novel because of what he is. Theron cannot be anymore than what he is, a simple Methodist minister, yet when he is shown another way of life, he wants to enter. The problems that Theron is having in the novel reflect questions that people were...
  • African Methodist Church
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    Black Itinerants of the Gospel: The Narratives of John Jea & George White By: Graham Hodges Main Description: John Jea (b. 1773) and George White (b. 1764-c. 1830) were two of the earliest African American autobiographers, each writing nearly a half-century before Frederick Douglass. Jea and White represent an earlier generation of African Americans who were born into slavery but granted their freedom shortly after American independence. Both chose to fight against slavery from the pulpit, as it...

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