How do poor people see themselves?
When
poor people are thought we tend to see them in terms of how they lack
material things (e.g. food, money, clean water, housing). However, when
a person who is poor is asked how they see themselves most will admit
that yes they do lack these things, but more important is their feelings
of shame, inferiority, powerlessness, humiliation, hopelessness,
depression, social isolation, voicelessness, etc.
Solutions?...
30 Apr 2013
10:06 pm
Posted by Bigfish69
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9:27 pm
Posted by Bigfish69
Incarnation: The making of something physical, real, able to be touched and interacted.
Surely
it is easier for God to remain in the heavens to do and say things?
The Old Testament is full of these kinds of examples.
So why did
God make an appearance on earth as Jesus? Jesus, the bible shares was a
human being just like anyone of us. If the bible says God wanted to
'save us' to reconcile our relationship with him, why couldn't...
21 Apr 2013
6:19 pm
Posted by Bigfish69
Question 1
May
we work on Sundays and do any activity we want? Or, are Sundays sacred
where working is to be avoided and our activities are limited to only certain things?
And, if we believe a Sunday is sacred, may we justify this by stating it as God's will?
Didn't
God rest on the last, on the seventh day of creation? Hasn't he also
asked his people do do likewise, take a day of rest from work every week
(see the 10 commandments)?
But the...
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