Essays on Churchmen

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Essay on Inerrancy and Inspiration Since the past, the authenticity of the Bible is put into question. This is about the authority, inerrancy and inspiration of the Scriptures. Analyzing these things will make one realize why it is important and appropriate to read and value the Bible.

That the Bible is authoritative means that the Bible has the right and power to instruct, demand, implement, reprove, and exhort towards its readers. Its authority is self-asserted; it is established by its own claims. The entire Bible contains assertions that it is the “word of God.” The Old Testament prophets, ...

Most Americans have no clue whatsoever about what it is to be gay. Mostly, they opposed gay marriages out of darkness and ignorance. The argument is always centered on the belief that the family as understood in the western context consisted of a man and woman. The woman brings the feminine qualities responsible for nurturing, care, and motherhood. The father on the other hand, is in charge security of the family. This role extended to the provision of necessities for the well-being of children and the wife. In conventional understanding, sex is an act that united females and males in ...

Howe, John. “The Nobility’s Reforms of Medieval Church.” American Historical Review 2, no. 93 (1988): 317-39. The story of the medieval church particularly of the 11th century is that of the church and the nobility. While Churchmen and women were of diverse background, the ultimate control of the Church between the 11th century and the 12th century lay in the hands of nobles of European society. When the European society begun getting rich in the 11th century as urbanization and development of states progressed, it was apparent that some reforms had to be undertaken. Like all ...