Here's the video as promised. Pretty funny parody on what it "looks like" to be a Christian. This one pokes fun at the whole "Christian Music" thing. Enjoy!
Thursday, February 22, 2007
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Journey to Jerusalem: Holy Week and Easter in the Four Gospels
- Links will be provided in advance of each week's lesson for read-ahead materials
- Week 1 (2/26): Introduction and Background - Hebrew Scripture Themes and Terminology
- Week 2 (3/5): Mark 11-16
- Week 3 (3/12): Matthew 20-28
- Week 4 (3/19): Luke 19-24
- Week 5 (3/26): John 12-20
Lesson Plan for The Bible: 101
- Lesson 1: What is in the Bible? How do I find my way around? A Cook's Tour
- Lesson 2: Who wrote and edited the Bible? Who decided what goes in it?
- Lesson 3: What is the Timeline behind the Bible? Is there an overall Story?
- Lesson 4: Why are there so many translations? How are translations actually interpretations?
- Lesson 5: What is "God's Word?" What do I read the Bible as? (e.g., literal truth? history? midrash? folklore?)
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