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RELG 102 1st Edition Lecture 5 Current Lecture Christian Origins Judaism again What is new old Jewish Christianity When did Christianity begin The first Christian was a Jew Early Christians read from the Torah Holiest sight for Christianity The Church of the Holy Seplecur Monks guard it The tomb of Jesus What is original sin Concept of original sin we are born sinners because Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit We are born damned Saint Augustine of Hippo developed this concept Predestination god already knows who will be saved and who will not Christian theology didn t develop over night Religion is a process of evolution Early Christians was questioned mocked by 3 groups Jews Romans Greeks These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Pauline theology central Paul relied upon resurrection First Christian writer What kind of church did Paul want Universal Church What can save us Justification through grace by faith Was Paul a Jew Debatable The Gospels were early writings Gospel means good news Biographies of Jesus Order of Authorship Paul Mark Matthew Luke John Stories of Jesus were important Why do gospels differ They are written from different places people and perspectives


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