WikiChristian:Statement of Faith - Revision history

Prab at 02:41, 15 January 2025

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corrected spelling and grammar

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Category:WikiChristian

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2008-12-25T08:44:02Z

I added Category:WikiChristian Philosophy to help gather the Best practices for WikiChristian. Suggestios are welcome.

2008-08-07T10:04:22Z

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2008-07-24T17:16:15Z

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 ==God and the Trinity==
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 ==Truth==
-Truth comes many sources: the Bible, reason, experience, emotions, tradition, Creation, and people. However, the interpretation of these sources is always subject to human imperfection. God requires humility in understanding His Truth. "Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." ([[Proverbs 9:10]])
+Truth comes from many sources: the Bible, reason, experience, emotions, tradition, Creation, and people. However, the interpretation of these sources is always subject to human imperfection. God requires humility in understanding His Truth. "Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." ([[Proverbs 9:10]])
 {{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Christian literature, art, music and media]] -> [[Christianity and the Internet]] -> [[Christian wikis]] -> [[Project:About|WikiChristian]]

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 There is one God eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
-God is simultaneously immanent and removed.  He is omnipotent: He created everything that is and there is nothing which, by strength, He could not destroy. He is onmiscient: He is everywhere, observing everything and is always able to intervene.  He is all-knowing: His knowledge pierces every soul. He is holy: unable and unwilling to sin.  God is mysterious: His power, knowledge, wisdom, holiness, and infinite Being transcends human understanding.
+God is simultaneously immanent and removed.  He is omnipotent: He created everything that is and there is nothing which, by strength, He could not destroy. He is omniscient: He is everywhere, observing everything and is always able to intervene.  He is all-knowing: His knowledge pierces every soul. He is holy: unable and unwilling to sin.  God is mysterious: His power, knowledge, wisdom, holiness, and infinite Being transcends human understanding.
 However, He is love: He lay down His incarnate life for humankind. He is historical: He intervened on earth for our betterment.

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 Truth comes many sources: the Bible, reason, experience, emotions, tradition, Creation, and people. However, the interpretation of these sources is always subject to human imperfection. God requires humility in understanding His Truth. "Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." ([[Proverbs 9:10]])
-{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Christian literature, art, music and media]] -> [[Christianity and the internet]] -> [[Christian wikis]] -> [[Project:About|WikiChristian]]
+{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Christian literature, art, music and media]] -> [[Christianity and the Internet]] -> [[Christian wikis]] -> [[Project:About|WikiChristian]]
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	Truth comes many sources: the Bible, reason, experience, emotions, tradition, Creation, and people. However, the interpretation of these sources is always subject to human imperfection. God requires humility in understanding His Truth. "Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." ([[Proverbs 9:10]])		Truth comes many sources: the Bible, reason, experience, emotions, tradition, Creation, and people. However, the interpretation of these sources is always subject to human imperfection. God requires humility in understanding His Truth. "Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." ([[Proverbs 9:10]])

−	{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Christian literature, art, music and media]] -> [[Christianity and the internet]] -> [[Christian wikis]] -> [[~~Wikichristian.org~~:About]]	+	{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Christian literature, art, music and media]] -> [[Christianity and the internet]] -> [[Christian wikis]] -> [[Project:About\|WikiChristian]]

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