kerygma造句

• Justin expounded on the gospel texts as an accurate recording of the Christian kerygma.
• Also they held November 2013 Kerygma Conference here.
• The full impact of Bultmann was not felt until the English publication of " Kerygma and Mythos " ( 1948 ).
• They called this genre " kerygma " and described it as a later development of preaching, having taken a literary form.
• The " kerygma source " of prooftexts ( contained within " 1 Apol " . 31 53 ) is believed to have had a Messiah to the Gentiles.
• Bultmann contended that only faith in the kerygma, or proclamation, of the New Testament was necessary for Christian faith, not any particular facts regarding the historical Jesus.
• His scepticism about much orthodox scholarship extended to a typically short but powerful critique of the German collection of essays'Kerygma and Myth'whose major contributor was Rudolf Bultmann.
• Scholarship since that time has problematized Bultmann's theory, but in Biblical and theological discussions, the term kerygma has come to denote the irreducible essence of Christian apostolic preaching.
• In the case of the Canonical gospels, this demythologising aims to reveal the underlying kerygma or " message " conveyed by a passage : what does a Gospel say about the nature and significance of Christ and about his teaching?
• His pious habit of evangelizing the sailors with constant proclamations ( in Greek " kerygma " from ???????, meaning " to cry or proclaim as a herald " ) of the phrase Kyrie Eleison according to legend, led them to throw him overboard.
• In 1966, Victor Paul went to the Jesuit De Nobili College, Poona along with Gali Bali to attend the biennial conference of the scholarly Society for Biblical Studies in India held on the theme " The significance of the historical in the New Testament Kerygma ".
• Jesus, son of Mary, announced you . " El-Cheikh notes that these accounts of Heraclius add " little to our historical knowledge " of the emperor; rather, they are an important part of " Islamic kerygma, " attempting to legitimate Muhammad's status as a prophet.
• "Art of the State " was released in the spring of 1985 on Livgren's own Christian label, Kerygma Records, distributed by Sparrow Records, and was the first album credited to the band name AD . The group began touring, but were quickly discouraged by a lack of professionalism in the Christian venues.
• The company operating TV5 is still, however, the " "'ABC Development Corporation " "'and Antonio " Tonyboy " O . Cojuangco, Jr . will remain its CEO . Shall We Dance, some shows in Nick on TV5, Kerygma TV, Light Talk, and Sunday TV Mass were the only ABC programs that were carried-over to the line-up of TV5.
• She received BA and MA degrees in philosophy from Cornell University ( thesis : " History, Faith, and Kerygma; A Critique of Bultmann's Existentialist Theology . " ), and a Ph . D . in Indic and Buddhist Studies from Columbia University ( dissertation : " A Study of the Chapter on Reality Based Upon the Tattvartha-patalam of Asanga's Bodhisattvabhumi . " ).
• With the setting up of the parish council, other organizations followed : Filipino-Chinese Catholic Youth, Altar Servers, Catholic Women's League, St . Jude Foundation, Kerygma Lectors, Ichtys Choir, Mother Butler's Guild, St . Jude Ladies'Association, Pax Et Bonum Choir, Special Ministers for the Holy Communion, Couples for Christ, the Greeters and Collectors Ministry, and the Friends of St . Jude.
• K黱neth argues that " the resurrection of Jesus cannot be cut out of " the Christian kerygma / message ( p . 36 ) [ either to dispose of it or to explain it ] : for that would leave us merely with matters for psychic or sociological investigation, however inadequate, scientifically, these explanations would be to account for the duration, intensity, and persistence of the Christian faith ( and here, one cannot help but think of William James's " Varieties of Religious Experience " ).
• An Protestant Christians, and he was an early critic of " Biblical Patriarchy . " He has written and edited several books, including " New Flesh, New Earth : The Life-Changing Power of the Resurrection " ( Oakdown, 2003 ), " Backbone of the Bible : The Covenant in Contemporary Perspective " ( ed ., Covenant Media, 2004 ), " Un-Inventing the Church : Toward a Modest Ecclesiology " ( Center for Cultural Leadership, 2007 ), " A Faith That Is Never Alone : A Response to Westminster Seminary California " ( ed ., Kerygma, 2007 ), and " Christian Culture : An Introduction " ( Center for Cultural Leadership, 2013 ).