Monthly Archives: November 2011

To have an inclusive ministry with people living with disability is an important milestone towards the achievement of an ideal Christian community. An ideal community is one that closest to the example set by Jesus during his time and explained … Continue reading →

The bible teaches that God is omnipotent (all powerful) but the events witnessed in the world cause a lot of questions on the nature of God and the infallibility of the bible. In a world fraught with natural disasters like … Continue reading →

The Bible is composed of material composed and compiled over a period of more than thousand years. Each of the materials was written by a specific author, for a specific audience at a particular time for particular audience in different … Continue reading →

Living the Christian faith means being a loving inclusive community of people sharing a common belief in Jesus Christ. Therefore, it is the duty of every Christian community to reach in inclusive ministries with people with disabilities. The church needs … Continue reading →

 According to the gospels, the first two entities of the holy trinity are referred to as ‘Father’ and ‘Son’. Therefore the gospel model of the trinity is apparently, at least partially the holy trinity is based on the analogy of … Continue reading →

Platonism refers to the thoughts of Plato which have been extended to form a basis of Christian theology. We apply these ideas in the Greek, and Roman Platonists form those concepts of Plato. Plotinus is the first, main proponent who … Continue reading →

The emerging faith or church also referred to as emergent conversion or emergent movement are modern Christian movements of late 20th century and early 21st. The participants come from the various Christian sects and denominations including the Protestant, post-charismatic, post-liberal, … Continue reading →

Emerging faith tends to be resonating and appealing to the post modern generation: people between the age of 18 and 34. It also appeals the older people who think like or understand this particular demographic. Most of the emerging faiths … Continue reading →