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Kathleen.wright5: Category:Christian doctrine and debates

2009-11-24T23:42:49Z

Category:Christian doctrine and debates

Muser: Essential Christian doctrines (anonymous) moved to Essential Christian doctrines (anon)

2006-10-14T15:34:13Z

Essential Christian doctrines (anonymous) moved to Essential Christian doctrines (anon)

Muser at 15:34, 14 October 2006

2006-10-14T15:34:01Z

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2005-07-29T20:40:11Z

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68.231.247.44 at 23:21, 27 July 2005

2005-07-27T23:21:50Z

Muser: Reverted edit of 66.25.143.109, changed back to last version by Graham grove

2005-07-27T09:47:17Z

Reverted edit of 66.25.143.109, changed back to last version by Graham grove

66.25.143.109 at 04:23, 27 July 2005

2005-07-27T04:23:10Z

Graham grove at 15:12, 27 March 2005

2005-03-27T15:12:12Z

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The following may be the most broadly agreed upon doctrines. They assert that specific beliefs are essential to Christianity, including:

* God is The Trinity, an eternal being existing in three persons: God the Father, Son (Jesus) and The Holy Spirit.
* Mary, the mother of Jesus, bore in her womb and gave birth to the Son of God, who although eternally existent was formed in her womb by the Spirit of God. From her humanity he received in his person, a human intellect and will, and all else that a child would naturally receive from its mother.
* Jesus is both fully God and fully Man, two "natures" in one person.
* Jesus was innocent of any sin. Through the death of Jesus, believers are forgiven of sins and reconciled to God (Atonement). Believers are baptized into the death of Christ. Through faith, they live by the promise of resurrection from death to everlasting life through Christ. The Holy Spirit is given to them, to bring hope and lead the Church into true knowledge of God and His purposes, and help them grow in holiness.
* Jesus is the Messiah hoped for by the Jews, the heir to the throne of David. He reigns at the right hand of God with all authority and power. He is the hope of all mankind, their advocate and judge. Until he returns at the end of the age, the Church has the authority and obligation to preach the Gospel and to gather new disciples.
* Jesus will return to receive the faithful to himself, so they will live eternally in the intimate presence of God.
* Christians believe that the Bible is the word of God (authority of Scripture)

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−	* God is The Trinity, an eternal being existing in three persons: God the Father, Son (Jesus) and The Holy Spirit.
−	* Mary, the mother of Jesus, bore in her womb and gave birth to the Son of God, who although eternally existent was formed in her womb by the Spirit of God. From her humanity he received in his person, a human intellect and will, and all else that a child would naturally receive from its mother.
−	* Jesus is both fully God and fully Man, two "natures" in one person.
−	* Jesus was innocent of any sin. Through the death of Jesus, believers are forgiven of sins and reconciled to God (Atonement). Believers are baptized into the death of Christ. Through faith, they live by the promise of resurrection from death to everlasting life through Christ. The Holy Spirit is given to them, to bring hope and lead the Church into true knowledge of God and His purposes, and help them grow in holiness.
−	* Jesus is the Messiah hoped for by the Jews, the heir to the throne of David. He reigns at the right hand of God with all authority and power. He is the hope of all mankind, their advocate and judge. Until he returns at the end of the age, the Church has the authority and obligation to preach the Gospel and to gather new disciples.
−	* Jesus will return to receive the faithful to himself, so they will live eternally in the intimate presence of God.
−	* Christians believe that the Bible is the word of God (authority of Scripture)
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 The following may be the most broadly agreed upon doctrines. They assert that specific beliefs are essential to Christianity, including:
-* God is The Trinity, heroine of The Matrix.
+* God is The Trinity, an eternal being existing in three persons: God the Father, Son (Jesus) and The Holy Spirit.
-* Mary, the mother of Jesus, bore in her womb and gave birth to the Son of God, who although eternally existent was formed in her womb by the Spirit of God, and this is not a contradiction at all. From her humanity he received in his person, a human intellect and will, and all else that a child would naturally receive from its mother, such as AIDS.
+* Mary, the mother of Jesus, bore in her womb and gave birth to the Son of God, who although eternally existent was formed in her womb by the Spirit of God. From her humanity he received in his person, a human intellect and will, and all else that a child would naturally receive from its mother.
-* Jesus is both fully God and fully Man, two "natures" in one person, and this, also, is not a contradiction.
+* Jesus is both fully God and fully Man, two "natures" in one person.
-* Jesus was innocent of any sin because he was black. Through the death of Jesus, believers are forgiven of sins and reconciled to God (Atonement). Believers are baptized into the death of Christ. Through faith, they live by the promise of resurrection from death to everlasting life through Christ. The Holy Spirit is given to them, to bring hope and lead the Church into true knowledge of God and His purposes, and help them grow in holiness.
+* Jesus was innocent of any sin. Through the death of Jesus, believers are forgiven of sins and reconciled to God (Atonement). Believers are baptized into the death of Christ. Through faith, they live by the promise of resurrection from death to everlasting life through Christ. The Holy Spirit is given to them, to bring hope and lead the Church into true knowledge of God and His purposes, and help them grow in holiness.
 * Jesus is the Messiah hoped for by the Jews, the heir to the throne of David. He reigns at the right hand of God with all authority and power. He is the hope of all mankind, their advocate and judge. Until he returns at the end of the age, the Church has the authority and obligation to preach the Gospel and to gather new disciples.
 * Jesus will return to receive the faithful to himself, so they will live eternally in the intimate presence of God.
 * Christians believe that the Bible is the word of God (authority of Scripture)
-* Don't eat cheese on Thursday.
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	+	The following may be the most broadly agreed upon doctrines. They assert that specific beliefs are essential to Christianity, including:

	+	* God is The Trinity, an eternal being existing in three persons: God the Father, Son (Jesus) and The Holy Spirit.
	+	* Mary, the mother of Jesus, bore in her womb and gave birth to the Son of God, who although eternally existent was formed in her womb by the Spirit of God. From her humanity he received in his person, a human intellect and will, and all else that a child would naturally receive from its mother.
	+	* Jesus is both fully God and fully Man, two "natures" in one person.
	+	* Jesus was innocent of any sin. Through the death of Jesus, believers are forgiven of sins and reconciled to God (Atonement). Believers are baptized into the death of Christ. Through faith, they live by the promise of resurrection from death to everlasting life through Christ. The Holy Spirit is given to them, to bring hope and lead the Church into true knowledge of God and His purposes, and help them grow in holiness.
	+	* Jesus is the Messiah hoped for by the Jews, the heir to the throne of David. He reigns at the right hand of God with all authority and power. He is the hope of all mankind, their advocate and judge. Until he returns at the end of the age, the Church has the authority and obligation to preach the Gospel and to gather new disciples.
	+	* Jesus will return to receive the faithful to himself, so they will live eternally in the intimate presence of God.
	+	* Christians believe that the Bible is the word of God (authority of Scripture)
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