God’s righteousness is good. God is good in His entirety. There is nothing about God that is not good (Romans), this is basically saying that the goodness of God is a life-transforming truth and that we should use the words of God in are attitudes and actions. The Ten Commandments are the clear example of God setting the standards of what is morally right and wrong. We follow these laws that God has set because we believe that they show us are sins and if we follow these laws that we will be reward towards the light.
Name: Rani B. Saliba Writing Style Used: APA Fifth Course and Section Number: Theo 201 – B16 Short Essay on Inspiration and Inerrancy of the Bible First we’ll discuss the authority of the bible; Authority is defined as “the right and power to command”. The authority of the bible comes from the fact that the fact that the bible is the physical result of God revelation of himself to mankind. In John 1:14 it says “14 The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.” Jesus is described as the word of god. And Mathew28:18 say “Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.”.
What is a monotheistic religion? A monotheistic religion is the belief in one god There is 3 main monotheistic religions Islam, Christianity and Judaism. Today I am going to be talking about only one of the monotheistic religions Islam and comparing it to one of the polytheistic religions Hinduism I will be talking about all the differences between Islam and Hinduism. In Islam god transcends beyond the limits of space, time and gender. Revelation god revealed his will and law to humanity through the Quran.
In Christianity it is believed that Jesus Christ was the savior to all humanity and was sent to Earth by his father (God) to pay for the sins of all mankind. In Judaism on the other hand, Jesus was merely a prophet. Both Christianity and Judaism were established in Israel. Christianity was founded around 30 AD in contrast to Judaism which started around 1000 BC. Although a few sacred readings and the form that followers pray are similar in both religions they are also slightly different.
This book is much like what most Christians use called the Holy Bible. They both contain scriptures that are believed to be actually sent from God and is God’s word and will. Jehovah’s Witnesses also Use and distribute a publication called the Watchtower. They use the Watchtower to go over certain subjects such as avoiding premarital sex and the grieving process when losing a loved one. Christians believe that there is only one God.
ii) Those who believe in Christ become sons of God (John1:10, 12) and they will not be condemned (John3:16-18), the believers are entitled for eternal life. iii) INCARNATION: How Christ the Word became flesh/man and came to dwell among mankind. (John 10)Though many dispute the deity of Christ, it is the truth. God himself at Jesus baptism attested to Jesus as his only begotten son (Matthew 3:14, 15). IV) Justification Doctrine: The believer should learn and eternalize the message of redemption and justification.
Part One: Worldviews (Islam) 1.The Question of Origin-Muslims just like Jews believe in one God, which they call Allah and like the Jews believe that God created the heavens and the earth the Muslims believe Allah created the heavens and earth and mankind ,and also in their Quran it very close to the first chapter in the Bible(Genesis). 2.The Question of Identity-Muslims believes that Islam is a way of life, and that Allah is is in total control and is sovereign over creation. To be a Muslims they must have a personal relation to Allah and be totally submitted to the Will of Allah as it is told in their Quran. All Muslim, whether American, Pakistani our whatever they are Muslim. 3.The Question of Meaning/Purpose-A Muslims purpose is to submit to Allah.
The statement “I declare there is no god except God, and I declare that Muhammad is the messenger of God"(Qu ‘ran 3:191) is to be said with pure sincerity and great commitment. Some Muslims recite that statement 17 times every day. They are also required by The Qu 'ran to recite “May peace and the blessings of God be upon him” (Qu ‘ran Surah, chapter 13), to show respect to Muhammad. By the phrase “Muhammad is our messenger”, Muslims affirm that Muhammad is not to be considered divine. They look up to him as a role model for a husband, a father and a politician.
He began his plan by revealing himself saying, I am the almighty God; walk before me faithfully and be blameless in front of me. Abraham exercised his response of faith by bow and also showed his obedience of God’s instruction. Paul has written in Gal 3:6, ‘Abraham believed in God and it was counted to him as righteousness’. Also in Hebrew 11:8-12 is recorded that by faith Abraham obeyed. Because of the faithfulness and obedience he has shown, God delegated him with this incredible mission.
He admonishes you that perhaps you will be reminded. In Surah An-Nahl, verse 90, Allah command mankind to be justice and do good deeds to each other. Also, Allah forbids His mankind to do bad deeds or any oppression against any mankind. For us as a Muslim, we are obliged to do good deeds to anyone, even to the non-Muslims. For the Muhsin, he will definitely do good deeds as he is obeying the command from Allah as if he is seeing Allah and be seen by Allah.