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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Suffering -- Religious aspects -- Christianity"”.

  1. Suffering in the Sunni and Calvinist World Views: Demonstrating the Value of the Comparative Approach in the Study of Religion in Service of Christian Missions

    … OT and NT concerning God's purposes behind the suffering of his people, and how his people should respond. Chapter 5 includes an overview of the Sunni worldview, and presents the themes found in the Qur' an and Sahih Al-Bukhiiri concerning God's purposes behind the suffering of his people, and …

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  2. The testing of our faith: A Pentateuchal theology of testing

    This dissertation argues that the Pentateuch presents a unified theology of testing which includes the Joseph narrative. Chapter 1 introduces the thesis in the context of the history of the problem in biblical interpretation. Chapter 2 establishes the meaning of "testing" in both biblical and …

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  3. Experiences of male woundedness and the influence of understandings of Christ

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  4. Divine sovereignty and the religious problem of evil: An evaluation of evangelical models

    … models of divine sovereignty function to comfort suffering Christians. Central to this evaluation is discovering the various degrees of equivocation each model affords Christians in trusting God to bring good out of evil. Chapter 1 explores the nature of the religious problem of evil and …

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