Responses to 101 Questions about JesusPaulist Press, 1993 - 124 páginas A very personal statement of who Jesus is by a theologian who has spent his entire life seeking to deepen his knowledge of Jesus and to express that knowledge. |
Índice
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Historical Questions 1155 | 18 |
Why is Mary so important? Sometimes it seems that | 26 |
Was Jesus really a carpenter? Would this have meant | 31 |
Can you tell us more about what Jesus meant by the | 41 |
Wasnt Jesus a king? I have heard some people say | 48 |
But what about Satan? Wasnt Jesus victory over | 49 |
What happened at the last supper? Did Jesus really | 55 |
If Jesus is God and suffered on the cross does that mean | 80 |
Are you saying that Jesus was not God until | 82 |
Didnt Jesus eat and drink with his disciples after | 88 |
Can you say something more about the Trinity? | 94 |
How could Jesus have been 100 human and at | 98 |
Why is it often said that Jesus or his Spirit lives in every | 104 |
How do I know what Gods will is for me? | 110 |
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If Jesus was so inclusive and invited everyone into | 61 |
Why was there so much opposition to Jesus? Why would | 67 |
There was a lot of controversy surrounding the movie | 68 |
Isnt it God who saves us? What does human freedom | 74 |
What about hell? Didnt Jesus say that evildoers will | 116 |
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Responses to 101 Questions about Jesus Michael LaVelle Cook No hay ninguna vista previa disponible - 1993 |
Términos y frases comunes
Abba affirm apocalyptic Arius baptism biblical biblical criticism called Chalcedon Christian Christian faith Christology contemporary Council of Chalcedon Council of Constantinople councils covenantal Creed cross death disciples divine intention early church earth ecumenical councils embodies empowered empty tomb eternal evil experience expresses Father final flesh forgiveness freedom fulfillment God's creative God's intention gospel of John Greek healing heart historical Jesus Holy Spirit human person hypostasis incarnation infancy narratives inseparably interpretation Israel Jesus Christ Jewish Jews kingdom kingdom of God live Mark Mary Matthew and Luke mean ministry mission mystery Nazareth Nicene Creed one's oppressed parable Paul pray prayer present proclaim question reality relationship remain faithful response resurrection revelation risen Jesus risen Lord salvation say that Jesus scriptures sense story suffering symbol temptations theological things tion tradition transformation trinitarian true truth whole of creation word
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