by Mica Nicole | Aug 31, 2015 | Education, Featured, Sunday School |
These days Sunday school is tough for me; I often get bored and sometimes I even get annoyed or frustrated. Sometimes I don’t like the way the lesson is being taught or comments from other class members. If I’m annoyed and or frustrated enough in class I will shut...
by L Thomas | Jun 10, 2015 | Agency, Featured, scripture, Standard Works, Sunday School, Uncategorized |
I love the scriptures as much as anyone, except for maybe Hans. I read the Old Testament in 40 days and 40 nights when I was in Seminary. The girls were so impressed I had three requests for the Sadie Hawkins dance that year. The look in my Seminary teacher’s eyes...
by Hans Rosekat | May 8, 2015 | Atonement, Bible Scholarship, Charity, Compassion, Education, Featured, Forgiveness, History, Humanity, Jesus, Jesus Christ, New Testament, Savior, scripture |
The question of what is original and what is not to the earliest version of any book of scripture can be a very sensitive subject. This is compounded when you are discussing a section of one of the Christian gospels that deals specifically with a well-known story in...
by Dr. LaShawn Williams | Dec 17, 2014 | Featured |
A Gospel of Liberation. A Gospel about liberation. That’s what I need. That’s what I seek. That’s why Church is hard for me sometimes. It can be so individualistic in ways that feel imprisoning to me. I need a gospel that is collective… in voice and in action. I need...
by Hans Rosekat | Sep 12, 2014 | Bible Scholarship, Book of Mormon, Education, Faith, Featured, Gospel Topics, Humanity, Mormonism, Old Testament, Revelation, Standard Works, Sunday School, Uncategorized |
Scholars today recognize that the full text of Isaiah was not written by a single individual named Isaiah in the latter half of the eighth century BCE, but rather that the text was written by at least two, and more probably three, individual authors spanning a period...
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