What is a worldview? What is the Biblical worldview?

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What is a worldview? What is the Biblical worldview?

What are the major branches of this religion, how do they differ?

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Judaism

Here are your instructions for completing this written assignment. The purpose of this assignment it to have you see the beauty and significance in the religions that we discuss as we work to understand and remove biases of that religion.

This assignment will be done in essay form. That means that if you think you can do this assignment in one page, it will have a very negative affect on your grade. in because your grade will not be good.

You have been called upon to address a group of people on this religion. You have to make a well informed and educated representation on this religion and the practice of it. However, you cannot interject anything negative. If you are negative or biased, it will be reflected in your grade.

You must have included in your presentation,

1. How did this religion begin?

2. Tell us about Abraham and how is he important to Judaism?

3.What are the central teachings of Judaism?

4. What is the Torah and some of its teachings?

5. What are some of the sacred practices?

6.If the people that practiced this religion were true to this religion, what impact could it have on the world?

Explain and write an essay detailing the historical and theological developments of the Pentecostal movement in Jamaica.

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Explain and write an essay detailing the historical and theological developments of the Pentecostal movement in Jamaica.

Discuss the major beliefs of the Religion of Islam in 350 – 400+ words using the following document.

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Discuss the major beliefs of the Religion of Islam in 350 – 400+ words using the following document.  Using only this source, do not need to cite it.

DO NOT DO THE 5 PILLARS. Only the 5 MAJOR BELIEFS LISTED IN THE SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROVIDED PLEASE.

What is Authority as the world sees it (Power, Force, Aggressiveness) What the Christian see Authority (Love, kindness, respect, patient, gentleness.

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How One Uses Pastoral Authority in Ministry

What is Authority as the world sees it (Power, Force, Aggressiveness) What the Christian see Authority (Love, kindness, respect, patient, gentleness; walking with others in their pain)

Discuss the four noble truths of Buddhism.

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Four noble truths of Buddhism

Discuss the four noble truths of Buddhism. No sources needed.

Simple 550 word Essay.

What elements of the story appear Islamic, and what elements UN-Islamic?

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Specific response guidelines:

Read carefully, and making specific reference to the text, come discuss one or more of the following:
• What can we learn about science in the Abbasid era?
• What does this tell us about palace politics?
• What elements of the story appear Islamic, and what elements UN-Islamic?
• What lessons is the story trying to convey?
• Anything else you found remarkable or interesting.

General response guidelines:

Here is what counts as addressing a reading:

In order to get full credit, you will need to either quote a passage, explicitly refer to a specific line/ paragraph, or discuss an argument or concept brought up in the readings. You may respond to as many or as few of the prompts provided, as long as you are able to address the minimum number of readings.

In what ways did this experience help you appreciate the monastic life that St. Benedict and his fellow monks were trying to live?

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4. After your personal monastic day is over, write an essay of 600 words or more that does the following:

a. Write one (1) paragraph describing the “Rule” that you chose to follow, and explain briefly how well you kept to it throughout your day.

b. Write several paragraphs reflecting on your experience. What was this experience like for you? Was it easier or harder than you anticipated? What did you like about it, and what did you not like? In what ways did this experience help you appreciate the monastic life that St. Benedict and his fellow monks were trying to live?

What did you learn about yourself (and/or your spiritual life) from this experience? Is it something you would like to do again? Would you recommend it to your friends? Why or why not? Overall, what did you learn from this assignment?