THEOLOGICAL APPROACH TO REFORMATION CONCERNING CHRISTIANITY BELIEFS AND PRACTICES.
by Dr Leon Everett A Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Harvest Repers school of theology In Partial Fulfillment of The Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OF THEOLOGYTHESIS ADVISER: PROF. Dr Howard Akins Jr MIAMI DADE BRANCH 2O24ACKNOWLEDGMENTSI would like to thank Harvest Repers school of theology for the opportunity in higher education concerning Christianity. I want to thank God and my professors. Dr Howard Akins Jr and all those who put together material for my studies.ect TABLE OF CONTENTS...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Background of the Research and ProblemReformation concerning Catholicism. By John Calvin.Thesis Statement The thesis statement is Gods presence in our lives and our personal experiences impact how we are fed and excited about our faith and our relationship with God before we can share the experience with others by feeding them with food and other necessities. Without Gods presence in our daily lives, we will only be feeding others as doing something good or being a hero for the day. It is just a routine in our lives. Therefore, this thesis will attempt to illustrate the aspect of what theological foundations and faith practices where we feel fed spiritually and mentally to do Gods works and are excited about God in our daily lives.Nature and Purpose of the Thesis.....Detailed Chapter Outline.....CHAPTER 2 THEOLOGY FONDATION VS CHRISTIANITY ABUSE.....Theology of Calvinism and his response to Catholicism was not in the best interest of Christanity.....Martin Luther was not in agreement with Calvin on his views concerning Reformation ...Martin 95 thesis on the wall....CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION...Summary THIS IS THE OUTLINE
