Me: Tu me presentas, como me presento a Dios. Tu me presentas como tu me presentas a Dios.
Tu: No seas testarudo. Tu me presentas como tú me presentas a Dios.
me: Eres que me presento a Dios y yo soy tu.
English:
Do you know the easiest thing to do in the world of Christianity?
We would say to you, to see his face.
But the real truth is:
The greatest commandment is to love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind and with all your heart, and to love your neighbor as yourself.
How is it possible to love someone else as you love yourself?
And this is how love works.
So, if you go to your local church,
you will find that most of them are "pagan"
in the sense that they will see Jesus as a person that just came to be here.
And therefore, there is no need to love him.
Well, I will try to help.
First of all, most of them think that Jesus will come in 500 years or so.
So, we will need to help them understand that
Jesus is here.
We need to help them understand that
Jesus is with us today.
And also,
help them understand that Jesus is a regular part of our life,
We need to help them understand that
Jesus is not a religious symbol.
Spanish:
Sabes lo mas facil hacer de la religión?
Diremos al de tu: vemos su rostro.
El verdadero es el mas grande:
hacer el amor al Señor con todo tu corazon y tu alma y todo tu fuerzas y tu mente y todo tu corazon y tu alma y hacer el amor a tu vecino como a ti mismo.
Como es posible el amar a alguien como a ti mismo?
Y esta es la manera en que funciona el amor.
Asi que, si vamos a tu iglesia local,
la mayoria de ellas son "pagan"
en el sentido que ven el Jesús como una persona que simplement 01e38acffe
evangelismo dinamico por luisa j de walker
by Luisa Jeter de Walker
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This is an international best seller in Italy, France, Spain, Germany, South Africa, Japan, Korea and other nations. Once you've devoured the first half, you may want to read the other books in the series by Nancy Pearcey and Michael Medved, who both teach at Pepperdine University. Evang "Ludwig" Stephan was born and grew up in a small mountain village in Austria. He attended the University of Vienna, and has a doctorate in Theology. Along the way, he served for two years as an evangelist in Israel, where he felt the Spirit and gave powerful testimony of Jesus in several languages. He has traveled widely and has written numerous books on religion, including Buddhism: The Core of Buddhism. In these books, Dr. Niederschuck argues that religion is not the source of morality, and that religions are man-made and evolved through trial and error. Religion is at the very heart of morality, however, and Christianity is the only religion in which such a thing as a free will exists. He demonstrates this by examining the major religions, comparing and contrasting their teachings, and drawing parallels to our own moral system. This is the only book of its kind written in America. It includes over 800 questions and answers, and answers them all. By its very nature, this kind of book is bound to be controversial. Dr. Niederschuck intends to challenge and provoke readers into thinking for themselves. He wants people to consider the source of their moral beliefs, and to recognize the fact that those beliefs are based on religious tradition and no one knows for certain what is true. The bulk of his work is concentrated in the five basic faiths: Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. This book will challenge and irritate some readers. If you want to consider the many criticisms that have been made against Christianity and to learn how the early Church responded to these criticisms, then this is the book for you. Religious people often scoff at those who challenge religion, and such challenges are usually met with intolerance and perhaps even violence. In the past, many a person has been condemned and killed for challenging the teachings of a religious faith, especially Christianity. There are many testimonials in this book that will comfort you and convince you that religion is just fine. It's time to stop being afraid
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