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This document discusses developing a Christian identity in a multi-faith world. It examines how Christians have traditionally constructed strong identities through hostility towards others, and explores alternatives centered around Jesus' message of love, service, and bringing good news to the oppressed. The document suggests a Christian identity could be both strong and benevolent by embracing uniqueness without supremacy, strength without hostility, and benevolence without weakness. It points to Jesus' ministry in Luke 4:16-30 as an example of proclaiming good news to the poor in a loving way.
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This document discusses the influence of mysticism on the health message and spiritual formation. It warns that the foundation of faith established through prayer and Bible study was being taken down, removing the sanctuary and atonement doctrines. It mentions several authors and websites promoting spiritualism, New Age ideas, and contemplative prayer. It warns that Satan brings deceptions to church leaders first to spread false teachings most effectively.
Cris
The document discusses conflicted religious identity syndrome (CRIS) and proposes a 5-part treatment plan to address it. It examines how Christianity has historically built strong identities through hostility towards others, but questions whether a strong yet benevolent identity centered on Jesus is possible. It outlines challenges including reconciling Christianity's violent past, reinterpreting divisive doctrines in a more inclusive way, and reforming rituals and missional approaches to reject colonial models and build relationships rather than demand conversion. The goal is to find a cure for CRIS by moving away from strong-hostile identities to strong-benevolent identities centered on love rather than hostility.
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This document discusses the importance of upholding the Bible as the ultimate authority for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It examines why tradition, reason, community, and other sources are insufficient as foundations of authority. While recognizing the roles of the Holy Spirit and Jesus, it argues that only Scripture can reliably guide the church, as Jesus and the Bible itself point to its divine inspiration and self-authenticating claims. Maintaining the authority of Scripture is vital for theology, leadership, prayer, evangelism, education and dealing with future challenges. Theologians, leaders and members must allow the Bible to determine their beliefs and actions as challenges arise.
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Core Values
Excellence
No name University is an educational enterprise. All of us, individually and collectively, work hard to ensure that our students develop the character, learn the skills, and assimilate the knowledge essential to become morally responsible leaders. The success of our University depends upon a conscientious commitment to our mission, vision, and goals.
Community
No name University develops hospitable Christian learning communities everywhere we serve. We foster a spirit of belonging, unity, and interdependence based on mutual trust and respect to create socially responsible environments that challenge all of us to listen, to learn, to change, and to serve.
Respect
Animated in the spirit of Jesus Christ, we value all individuals’ unique talents, respect their dignity, and strive to foster their commitment to excellence in our work. Our community’s strength depends on the unity and diversity of our people, on the free exchange of ideas, and on learning, living, and working harmoniously.
Personal Development
No name University stresses the development of every person’s mind, spirit, and body for a balanced life. All members of the No name University community must demonstrate their commitment to personal development to help strengthen the character of our community.
Responsible Stewardship
Our Creator blesses us with an abundance of resources. We foster a spirit of service to employ our resources for University and community development. We must be resourceful. We must optimize and apply all of the resources of our community to fulfill no name University’s mission and goals.
Integrity
The commitment of no name University to excellence demands that its members live its mission and deliver on its promise. The faculty, staff, and students pledge to be honest, just, and consistent in word and deed.
SuMMARIZING THE OPTIONS
There was a time when it seemed that religion might just dis-
appear. Throughout the modern period secularism continued
to grow. It appeared that the religions of humankind would be
superseded by science and left behind as historical artifacts, like
Egyptian temples, the Greek gods, and many Christian churches
in Northern Europe today. Certainly the hope of a world with-
out religion continues to motivate some thinkers. Richard Daw-
kins’ ‘Beyond Belief ’ movement and advertising campaigns in
Britain and Canada have precisely this outcome as their goal.
And yet at present the outcome they strive for appears unlikely.
If anything, there has been a resurgence of religious commitment
in many cultures. Any decline in religion in Europe and North
America has been more than compensated for by the rapid
growth of Pentecostal and charismatic movements in churches
around the world. Even non-religious thinkers, such as Jürgen
Habermas, one of Germany’s leading philosophers, now speak
of moving – contrary to their and others’ expectations – into a
‘post-secular society.’1
Religion, then, it appears, is.
INT-450 Topic 5a Worldviews and Religion
The document provides an overview of cultural anthropology topics related to worldviews and beliefs. It discusses key concepts like worldview, religion, animism, and folk religion. Specific examples are given to illustrate different elements that make up a worldview like assumptions, narratives, and components of religion. Theories on the origins and evolution of religion are presented, including animism, polytheism, and monotheism. Differences between institutional and folk religion are explored.
Affluence and Atheism Is there a Correlation.pdf
This document discusses the view that affluence can lead to atheism or lack of religious belief. It explores perspectives from the Quran and studies that have found correlations between wealth, lack of difficulties in life, and irreligiosity. The Quran warns of the dangers of taking pride and feeling self-sufficient due to wealth and achievements, which can lead to disbelief, ingratitude, and not acknowledging God. It provides the example of an affluent man who became so fixated on his gardens and wealth that he denied the existence of God and the last day of judgment. Overall, the document argues that feelings of independence and comfort from affluence have the potential to reduce appreciation of existential factors and humility
SociologyExchange.co.uk Shared Resource
There are generally considered to be four main types of religious organizations: churches, sects, denominations, and cults. Churches are large, mainstream religious bodies that represent major world religions. Sects are smaller, committed groups that form in protest of churches. Denominations were once sects that became institutionalized over time. Cults have flexible membership and disagreements exist around their precise definition, but they tend to focus on individual experiences and bringing like-minded people together. Religious organizations can also be classified as world-affirming, world-rejecting, or world-accommodating based on their relationship to secular society.
ALPHA AND CHURCH ASSIMILATION Action Research
This document provides an introduction and overview of an action research project exploring the effectiveness of interventions implemented to assimilate people who completed the Alpha Course into the life of a local church. The Alpha Course is an 11-week introduction to the Christian faith that aims to create discussion and exploration of faith questions. The research goal is to evaluate assimilation efforts after people finish the Alpha Course. The document provides background on the problem of disconnectedness in society and the importance of belonging and assimilation into a local church community.
Religion and Sectarianism Term Paper
Religion has historically united people but also caused conflict by dividing them into in-groups and out-groups. Over time, religions originally seen as unified have split into sects due to differing interpretations and political influences, fueling tensions. The document discusses how sectarianism arises from feelings of threatened religious identity and loyalty to one's own sect. It reviews literature analyzing the social and political dimensions of sectarianism historically within religions like Christianity, Islam, and African-American churches. Conflict theory is discussed as explaining how elites use religion to control the lower classes.
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What does it mean for us to be followers of Jesus in our time and place?
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Ken Howard Brochure, Lean Start-Up Conference, Nov. 2015
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NYT: Watching the Waters and Reading the Ripples
The underwater sensor-base research of Dr. Alan Blumberg in the Hudson-Raritan Estuary. December 22, 2004.
NJ TechNews: Stevens Institute-The Innovation Engine on the Hudson
Stevens Institute of Technology prides itself on its collaborative and entrepreneurial environment called Technogenesis. Through Technogenesis, faculty, students, and industry partners work together from research to commercialization. Examples include students and professors launching new businesses based on Stevens' intellectual property. Stevens aims to be known as the go-to university for innovative technologies and ideas. The document discusses Stevens' programs in entrepreneurship and technology commercialization, partnerships with industry, and role as a national center of research excellence.
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New York Times news hit regarding research center cooperation with NYC/NJ rescuers during Flight 1549 emergency landing on the Hudson River.
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Dr. Robert J. Tozzi, Brochure, 2015, Tranquility49
Dr. Robert J. Tozzi is the Chief of Pediatric Cardiology and Founding Medical Director of the Gregory M. Hirsch Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Center at Hackensack University Medical Center. He has over $1.75 million in research grants and is board certified in pediatrics and pediatric cardiology. Dr. Tozzi is a fellow of several professional organizations and the medical director of charitable organizations for children with heart conditions.
Brochure, 2015, Jérôme Lohez 9/11 Scholarship Foundation, Tranquility49
The Jérôme Lohez 9/11 Scholarship Foundation was established in 2005 in honor of Jérôme Robert Lohez, a French citizen who died in the 9/11 attacks. The foundation provides scholarships for American, French, and Chinese students to study in dual-degree programs between the US, France, and China in order to promote cultural understanding and develop global leaders. The foundation holds annual award ceremonies in New York, Paris, and Shanghai to honor scholarship recipients.
Innovation Strategies International Promotional Brochure
This document provides biographical information about Dr. Harold J. Raveché, the Founding President of Innovation Strategies International. It outlines his extensive experience over 22 years nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship as the former President of Stevens Institute of Technology. The document also lists Dr. Raveché's educational background and credentials, and provides examples of his work consulting with organizations and governments on strategies to promote innovation-driven economic growth.
SSoE InFocus, Spring 2004 (version 3)
This document provides information on various academic collaborations and partnerships of the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology. It highlights partnerships with Picatinny Arsenal and NYU, the establishment of the Systems Integration Initiative to synergistically combine research, prototyping and executive education, and a partnership with the Intrepid Museum. It also provides details on faculty awards and new hires, and a student design project involving a global collaboration.
Global Expert Hal Raveche Promotes Innovation Economy in Sri Lanka
Global innovation expert Dr. Hal Raveche conducted workshops in Sri Lanka to promote entrepreneurship and innovation. In workshops at a university and with entrepreneurs, he discussed the importance of market-ready prototypes, business plans, education and national funding for R&D, and incentives for angel investors to spur innovation and economic growth. Dr. Raveche has advised many countries on developing innovation and sees Sri Lanka's sense of urgency for transformational change as a model for other nations.
Stevens President's Letter 2006
The document discusses the importance of Stevens Institute of Technology's national leadership role in engineering, science, and technology management. It notes that these fields have a profound impact on modern life. It then highlights several new research centers and facilities at Stevens that will allow it to help the nation meet challenges in areas like maritime security, intelligent networked systems, and cultivating engineers and scientists. These include the Maritime Security Laboratory, the Center for Intelligent Networked Systems, and renovations to the Davidson Laboratory towing tank.
StevensViews, Spring 2007
Stevens Institute of Technology is ranked among the top 20 most wired colleges in the US by The Princeton Review and PC Magazine. This recognition acknowledges Stevens' national leadership in providing wired and wireless technology resources to students. Being an early adopter of campus-wide connectivity has prepared Stevens graduates well for careers in an increasingly networked world. The Institute's new campus headquarters further enhances its wired and wireless infrastructure for cutting-edge education.
StevensViews, Fall 2008
- Four Stevens professors received top Bright Idea Awards from the New Jersey Council on Innovation for their research papers, which placed within the top nine percent of submissions.
- Forbes recently ranked Stevens third in return on investment in research and development areas. The article noted Stevens' third ranked profile on the Forbes website.
- The article discussed two Stevens spin-off companies, PlasmaSol and HydroGlobe, that were incubated at Stevens and produce environmental technology products with applications in decontamination and water purification.
Stevens institute of technology annual report 2004 2005
Acclaimed by the Stevens Board of Trustees as the "finest annual report ever produced for the university."
Mais de Patrick A. Berzinski (13)
NJ TechNews: Stevens Institute-The Innovation Engine on the Hudson
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Advising Flight 1549 Rescuers from Stevens Institute
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Dr. Robert J. Tozzi, Brochure, 2015, Tranquility49
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Innovation Strategies International Promotional Brochure
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- 1. The Chinese word for crisis is composed of two characters: One represents danger and the other represents opportunity. - John F. Kennedy Crisis – The Religion Singularity In his first book, Paradoxy: Creating Christian Community Beyond Us and Them, Ken Howard predicted that Christi- anity was facing “a religious realignment of seismic pro- portions.” Driven by the very human needs for certainty, security, and control, the institutional Church appeared to be heading into a time of uncontrolled schism: with churches and denominations splitting apart at an ever- increasing rate. What once was speculation is now established fact. After years of researching the demographic trends of institu- tional religions, Howard now says that – as an organized religion – Christianity has entered what he calls “The Reli- gion Singularity,” a period of runaway division in which new churches and denominations are being created at more than twice the rate at which new believers are being formed. Danger – The Death of Religion The danger is real. If current trends remain unchanged – and there is little reason to believe otherwise – by the end of the current century, average denomination and church sizes world- wide will have shrunk to unsustainable levels. By the year 2100, denomination size will have dropped to under 15,000 and the average church size will have dived well under 100, a size not seen since the first century. Howard believes this will be the death knell for denominations and will spell the end of the local worship center in its current form. OVER, Please Ken Howard The Danger Is Real – Fear Is a Choice
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