121. The Atlantic | October 2002 | The Next Christianity | Jenkins By Toby Lester From Atlantic Unbound Interviews christianity s New Center (September 12, 2002) Philip Jenkins, the author of The Next christianity in the http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2002/10/jenkins.htm

Home Current Issue Back Issues The Archive ... Subscriber Help Browse >> Fiction Food Foreign Affairs Language ... More on politics and society from The Atlantic Monthly. More on religion from The Atlantic Monthly. From the archives: "Oh, Gods!" (February 2002) From Atlantic Unbound Interviews: "Christianity's New Center" (September 12, 2002) Philip Jenkins, the author of "The Next Christianity" in the October Atlantic, argues that most Americans and Europeans are blind to Christianity's real future. Interviews: "The Loyal Catholic" (July 24, 2002) Garry Wills, the author of Why I Am a Catholic, talks about faith, scandal, and the importance of constructive criticism. Flashbacks: "A Time to Change" (May 8, 2002) Atlantic articles from the past forty years have considered the troubles and the institutional weaknesses plaguing the Catholic Church. The Next Christianity by Philip Jenkins Explicit analogies to the Reformation have become commonplace not only among commentators but also among anticlerical activists, among victims' groups, and, significantly, among ordinary lay believers. One representative expert on sexual misconduct, much quoted, is Richard Sipe, a former monk who worked at the sexual-disorders clinic at Johns Hopkins University and is now a psychotherapist based in California. Over the years Sipe has spoken regularly of "a new Reformation." "We are at 1515," he has written, "between when Martin Luther went to Rome in 1510 and 1517 when he nailed his 95 theses on the door in Wittenberg." That act can reasonably be seen as the symbolic starting point of the Reformation, when a united Christendom was rent asunder.

122. Bethany Retreat House Offers Zen christianity retreats in Highland Mills, NY. http://www.rc.net/newyork/bethany/

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123. Atlantic Unbound | Interviews | 2002.09.12 An Atlantic Unbound interview with Philip Jenkins, author of The Next christianity, in the October Atlantic. http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/interviews/int2002-09-12.htm

Home Current Issue Back Issues The Archive ... Subscriber Help Browse >> Fiction Food Foreign Affairs Language ... e-mail newsletters Recent interviews: Nick Cook: Into the Black (September 5, 2002) Nick Cook, a respected military journalist, describes his foray into a hidden "black world" where powerful technologies of warfare are born. P. J. O'Rourke: All People Are Crazy (August 8, 2002) P. J. O'Rourke on the Middle East, the universality of the absurd, and his beef with Mark Twain. Richard Rubin: Deep in the Heart of Dixie (July 31, 2002) Richard Rubin, author of Confederacy of Silence , talks about his time as a young reporter in Greenwood, Mississippi, and the disquieting mix of geniality and racism he found there. Garry Wills: The Loyal Catholic (July 24, 2002) Garry Wills, the author of Why I Am a Catholic, talks about faith, scandal, and the importance of constructive criticism. Inside the Ruins (June 17, 2002) William Langewiesche, the author of "American Ground," on life at the World Trade Center site after the towers fell. The Roots of Our Discontent (June 12, 2002)

124. The Greatest Paradox, The Reunification Of Judaism Christianity Includes five essays which summarize the Aquarian Gospel, the book that reunifies Judaism and christianity. Also includes the entire text of the Aquarian Gospel, which purports to reveals the teachings of Jehoshua the prophet. http://home.netcom.com/~mokeeffe/

125. The Essence Of Christianity By Ludwig Feuerbach Ludwig Feuerbach. The Essence of christianity. Written 1841 Source IConcluding Application. “Then came Feuerbach s Essence of christianity. With http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/feuerbach/works/essence/

Ludwig Feuerbach The Essence of Christianity Written: Source: Introduction from The Fiery Brook , remainder from The Essence of Christianity Translated: Introduction translated by Zawar Hanfi, 1972, remainder translated by George Eliot, 1854. Transcribed: Andy Blunden HTML Markup: Andy Blunden. Table of Contents: Preface to the Second Edition, 1843 I: Introduction VIIII Being of Man in General XIIII Essence of Religion in General Part I: The True or Anthropological Essence of Religion II XVIII God as Being of Understanding III XVII God as Moral Being or Law IV XIIII God as Love V XIIIII The Suffering God VI XIIII The Trinity and Mother of God VII XIII The Logos and Divine Image VIII XII The Cosmogonical Principle IX VIIII Nature in God X VIIIII Creation out of Nothing XI VIIII Creation in Judaism XII VIII The Mystery of Prayer XIII VII Faith and the Miracle XIV IIII The Resurrection XV IIIII The Personal God XVI IIII Christianity and Heathenism XVII III Celibacy and Monachism XVIII II Part II. The False or Theological Essence of Religion XIX IIII The Essential Standpoint of Religion XX IIIII Contradiction in existence of God XXI IIII Contradiction in revelation of God XXII III Contradiction in the nature of God XXIII II The Speculative Doctrine of God XXIV II Contradiction in the Trinity XXV III Contradiction in the Sacraments XXVI II XXVII I Concluding Application Essence of Christianity Engels Feuerbach Internet Archive

126. Agnostic Review Of Christianity An examination of christianity from an Agnostic perspective. Topics reviewed include Bible issues, the nature of God, and various Christian claims and apologetics. http://www.geocities.com/b_r_a_d_99

Agnostic Review of Christianity This web site is dedicated to examining and evaluating fundamentalist Christianity and the claims it makes about the Bible and the nature of the universe. Essays Introduction And Purpose Of Examining Christianity The Bible And Philosophy The "Free" Gift Gospel Inconsistencies-The Risen Jesus Appears To The Eleven Disciples ... A Christian Sermon To SkepticsPart 2 Additional Essays Other Essays Relating To The Bible (Offsite Essay) The Andrea Yates Case: The Christian God vs. Christianity Meme 3 Update: Once Again The Christian God Is A Complete No-Show (Offsite Article) Burning Times (How God's servants punished unbelief) Examining Assorted Christian Claims LINKS PAGE E-mail at alphacentauri22@hotmail.com

127. Christianity For The Third Millennium christianity for the Third Millennium, Inc. Statement of Purpose. christianity in its traditional forms appears to many to be a dying religion. http://www.intac.com/~rollins/ctm.html

Christianity for the Third Millennium, Inc. Educational Resources for Church and Home Statement of Purpose of C.T.M. Officers and Trustees of C.T.M. C.T.M. has been formed by Christians who believe that contemporary biblical and historical scholarship can and should become an integral part of the basis of their faith in Jesus Christ. We believe that only a conscientious reexamination of the Christian symbols will enable our cherished faith tradition to survive into the third millennium. Through books, audio tape recordings, and videos with study guides, we are seeking to provide churches and interested individuals with resources that will bring the best teachers and the best knowledge available today directly into the pews of every congregation or into the homes of any person, thus narrowing the enormous gap that exists between what is taught in the great centers of Christian learning and what is now available to the person in the pew. We want to reach out to people who are hungry for that truth of God which will challenge their minds, warm their hearts, and inspire their very being. Return to top of document.

128. Free Masonry & Christianity Annotated transcript of sermon by Dr. Alva J. McClain delivered to the First Brethren Church of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he served as pastor from 1918 to 1923. http://www.douknow.net/fm_FreemasonryandChristianity.htm

© 1998 Mark E. Howerter (HTML only Borrowed by: "The Other Side of the News" written by: Alva J. McClain, Th.m., D.D., LL.D. Founder and First President, Grace Theological Seminary Foreword: This sermon was prepared while Dr. Alva J. McClain was the pastor of the First Brethren Church of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Several young men of that church were urged by friends to enter the Masonic lodge and they came to Dr. McClain for counsel in the matter. As the outcome of a conference with them he promised to make a fair investigation of the organization on the basis of such Masonic literature as might be available to the general public, and to report his findings in the form of a sermon to the congregation. Following the delivery of the sermon to a large audience, a number of interested friends made provision for its publication requesting that it be printed as delivered with as little change as possible. This will explain the conversational manner. This booklet has had wide circulation, having gone through six printings. In order to make the documentation up to date, the references in the Encyclopedia of Freemasonry were taken from the "New and Revised Edition" published by the Masonic History company in 1929. BMH Books sends forth this, the seventh printing with the prayer that this important message by the late Dr. Alva J. McClain might serve in an increasing ministry of helpfulness to persons being confronted by Freemasonry, and as Dr. McClain himself said in an earlier foreword, "that its ministry may be used to open the eyes of men, that they may see and honour the Lord Jesus Christ as the 'true God, and eternal life' (1 John 5:20)." BMH Books

129. Community United Methodist Church 1072 Old Kempsville Road        Virgini Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/Virginia/Localities/V/Virginia_Beach/Society_and_Culture/Religion/christianity/Methodist http://www.communityumc.org/

Community United Methodist Church 1072 Old Kempsville Road Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464 Front Page Pastor's Message Congregational Ministry Outreach Ministry ... Our Location Welcome to Community United Methodist Church. We believe the purpose of worship is to thank God: for life, love and grace. The mission of Community United Methodist Church is to make and nurture disciples of Jesus Christ, to worship, to grow spiritually and to serve others. Our pastors are Dr. Keith Almond and Carla Stearns Sunday Worship 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Traditional Services Communion served the first Sunday of the month 9:45 a.m. Open Door Service Contemporary worship with "Bent to Give" band Utilizing PowerPoint and other forms of media Wednesday Worship 6:00 p.m. Fellowship and Dinner 6:45 p.m. Worship on Wednesday Contemporary worship with Praise band Service of healing the first Wednesday of the month

130. Injil Helping Christianity Injil The original revelation given to Jesus. Who Jesus really was. http://www.injil.co.uk

131. Psychology & Christianity Project Regular stuff here. http://www.divinity.cam.ac.uk/pcp/

Regular stuff here

132. Society For Hindu-Christian Studies For scholars and others interested in the study of Hinduism, christianity, and the interrelations between these two religious traditions. http://www.ucalgary.ca/~shcs/

The Society for Hindu-Christian Studies Welcome to the home page of the Society for Hindu-Christian Studies . Members are scholars and others interested in the study of Hinduism, Christianity, and the interrelations between these two religious traditions. This page is designed to provide easy access to information about the Society, the Hindu-Christian Studies Bulletin , and other material related to Hindu-Christian studies. We hope you find this site useful. Contents Nominations for Society Elections 2002 2003 Annual Meeting 2002 Annual Meeting Program 2001 Annual Meeting Program ... Society Business Pages Maintained for the Society for Hindu-Christian Studies by JavaScript must be enabled to display this email address. Dr. Tinu Ruparell Department Religious Studies,University of Calgary. Revised: Sept 22, 2003

133. Christianity In Japan in Western Japan. The two historically most important things they imported to Japan were gunpowder and christianity. The Japanese http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2298.html

Religion Christianity Search this site Related Pages Religion History Christmas Shinto ... Edo Period Navigate japan-guide.com Travel Living Essentials Immigration ... Home japan-guide.com newsletter Our newsletter keeps you up to date on Japan travel and living related issues and site updates. Click here to subscribe! japan-guide.com forum Any questions? Ask them on the question forum Anything to say? Share your advice and opinions on the discussion forum Travel Topics Travel Tour Packages Car Rental Hotel Reservations ... Organized Tours PRESENT: Today, about one to two million Japanese are Christians (about 1% of Japan's population ). Most of them live in Western Japan where the missionaries' activities were greatest during the 16th century A few Christian customs have become quite popular also among the non-Christian population. Such customs are the wearing of white dresses at weddings or the celebration of St.Valentine's Day and, to a certain grade, also Christmas PAST: In the year 1542, the first Europeans from Portugal landed on Kyushu in Western Japan. The two historically most important things they imported to Japan were gunpowder and Christianity. The Japanese barons on Kyushu welcomed foreign trade especially because of the new weapons, and, therefore, tolerated the Jesuit missionaries. The missionaires were successful in converting quite large numbers of people in Western Japan including members of the ruling class. In 1550, Francis Xavier also undertook a mission to the capital

134. Welcome To The Department Of Religion The Department of Religion is one of the largest Humanities departments at Duke and one of the most prestigious departments of religion in the entire country. The Department offers instruction in all the major religions, notably christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. http://www.duke.edu/religion/

Click on this symbol to come back here. This site has been viewed times since April 3, 2001. Click here for course syllabi. Syllabi are also available from individual faculty homepages Welcome to the Department of Religion at Duke University! Please take a moment to explore our site. To learn more about the locations in the rotating graphic below, click here or on any or the photos. The study of religion explores one of the primary activities of humankind. It involves a comparative understanding of the various ways different peoples, across space and through time, have developed their religious ideas, values, systems, beliefs, rituals, and traditions in response to fundamental questions of human existence. As an interdisciplinary academic discipline, the study of religion offers a rigorous, systematic, and dispassionate intellectual inquiry into various aspects of religious systems, their practitioners and outlooks, their goals and expressions. It employs a wide variety of approaches and methods in order to understand the role of religion in both human experience and thought. The goal of the Department of Religion is to make available to students the broadest possible range of inquiry about this enormous field, which has impacted, and continues to impact, all aspects of human experience.

135. The London Institute For Contemporary Christianity help? site map feedback contact us privacy policy, © The London Institute for Contemporary christianity. All Rights Reserved, 2003. http://www.licc.org.uk/

the vision faculty find us library ... engaging HOME welcome... If you want to make a difference in the world, then LICC is here to help you. We work to equip Christians to engage biblically and relevantly with the issues they face, including Work, Capitalism, Youth Culture, Media, Gender and Communication - helping you to make a difference, where you are. items of interest globalization and the good - Get the new book, edited by LICC’s Dr Peter Heslam click here for further details the passion - Mark Greene reflects on Mel Gibson's film The Passion of the Christ click here to read more the christian in the modern world 2004 - LICC's highly acclaimed 10 week course begins in September. click here for further details connecting with licc - Want to know more about supporting the work of LICC? click here for further details events in the coming month at licc from Monday 14 of June, 2004 - LICC Toolbox 1 (Course Full) click here for further details Monday 14 of June, 2004 - Got Your Number! - Identity, information and ethics in a surveillance society click here for further details Monday 21 of June, 2004 - Connecting with Culture Live! (Cancelled)

136. Presbyterian Church Of Laurelhurst Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/Oregon/Localities/P/Portland/Society_and_Culture/Religion/christianity/Presbyterian http://www.laurelpres.org/

Home Worship Music Sunday School ... Calendar Wanted: All people seeking God and an accepting community of faith: Families in search of a place to raise their children in a multigenerational, nurturing, supportive "village" of believers; Young adults who want to explore their beliefs and where/how they fit in this world; Boomers seeking to relax and renew mentally and spiritually with others sharing the same challenges of life; Seniors looking to share the wisdom of their faith journey with the younger generations while enjoying the fellowship of their peers; In other words, whoever you are We invite you to be part of our church family. Mission Statement The Presbyterian Church of Laurelhurst, in response to God's call, exists to spread God's Kingdom on earth. We shall provide for spiritual growth through worship, education, and fellowship, and engage in active mission outreach to our church, community, nation, and world. Christian Education for Everyone Sunday School Classes begin at 9:30am (Childcare provided) Time of Worship Worship Service 11:00am (Childcare provided) Office Hours The office is open Monday through Friday, 9:30am until 1:30pm.

137. YUL Research Guide For Christianity This guide provides pointers to resources for conducting research in Christian studies at Yale University. For more information, please http://www.library.yale.edu/div/xtiangde.htm

This guide provides pointers to resources for conducting research in Christian studies at Yale University. For more information, please consult with the Research Services Librarian at the Yale Divinity School Library, Martha Smalley (Martha.Smalley@yale.edu) How can I find....? Divinity Research Gateway Resources by format Library Catalogs: local and worldwide Indexes and Abstracts Reference Tools and Bibliographies Selected Journals - Electronic and Print ... Electronic Discussion Lists Resources by subject areas: Bible Church/ Denominational/ Ecumenical Church History Ethics and Social Issues ... Religion and the Arts See also: Yale University Library Subject Guide for General Religion Overview of Electronic Resources at the Divinity Library Free Online Resources for the Study of Christianity Tips for pursuing a topic ... Search This guide is continually under construction. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Send comments or questions to ( Email address protected by JavaScript.

138. Afterlife In Christianity, Judaism And Buddhism - Bardo, Rebirth, Reincarnation, An article on reincarnation in christianity, Judaism and Buddhism. http://home.btclick.com/scimah/Rebirth.htm

Rebirth, reincarnation and past lives. http://home.btclick.com/scimah/ The afterlife in Buddhism, Judaism and Celtic Christianity The belief in rebirth is not confined to Buddhism. Before the publicity surrounding the controversial comments concerning the Holocaust by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, few Christians realised the importance of the concept of reincarnation or rebirth in Judaism, where it is known as 'gilgul' or 'ibur'. This has raised the question: ' If belief in rebirth occurs in Judaism, why was it not carried forward into Christianity?' The Buddhist and Jewish beliefs are similar in that it is the very subtle, non-material mind which survives death. Since this is the only thing that we can take with us to the future, we need to make the best use of our present life to improve its state. The very subtle mind carries qualititative imprints rather than facts and figures, and its manifestations are intuitive. That's why the sense of deja vu - of absolute familiarity with a place or situation despite never having been there is this life - is usually experienced deeply and intuitively as qualia rather than as 'factual' remembrance.

139. YUL Research Guide For Christianity:Selected Internet Sites And Electronic Texts Websites. Early christianity. Guide to Early Church Documents Links to sites and documents of the early church. St. Missions and World christianity. http://www.library.yale.edu/div/electext.htm

Selected Internet Sites and Electronic Texts This list contains a selection of Internet websites, as well as searchable full-texts available on CD-ROM. Click here for a short list of the Best Free Online Resources for the Study of Christianity General WWW gateways Directories and collections of e-texts Associations and Institutions Selected e-text reference works By subject Bible Church/ Denominational/ Ecumenical Resources Church History Ethics and Social Issues ... Religion and the Arts WWW Gateways Wabash Center Guide to Internet Resources Religious Studies Web Guide Humbul Humanities Hub Computer-Assisted Theology on the Internet (Michael Fraser, University of Oxford) Academic Info: Religion Gateway ICLnet Home Page includes: Guide to Christian Resources on the Internet Guide to Christian Literature on the Internet Yahoo - Society and Culture: Religion and Spirituality Directories and collections of e-texts Religion-online.org

140. IV Old Website IVCF is a christian club for students looking for fellowship and to learn more about christianity. http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Stadium/3065/intervarsity.html

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