Prezi Link Les BridgemanAfter graduating from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, I served as a Bible and theology teacher in Asia and the U.S. My new book explores the amazing doctrine of the Trinity.
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Hi everyone! We hope you all are having a festive holiday season. Here are a few annotated pictures from our life in Seoul during the past three months. Dressing up in royal attire at the National Museum of Korea Merry Christmas! The Bridgemans Les BridgemanAfter graduating from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary,
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Confucius Confucianism started with Confucius (551-479 BCE) who lived in ancient China. In Chinese, Confucius is called Kongfuzi or Kongzi. Here are five key facts about Confucius: Problem of his day was social anarchy His goal was to reform society Worked as a government official but grew frustrated and left Traveled and taught lessons from
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[In the next few posts, I’ll give an overview of the major religions we’re studying in class. These notes are a highly condensed version of the information in our textbook: Brodd, Jeffrey. World Religions, A Voyage Of Discovery] Guru Nanak The founder of Sikhism is Guru Nanak (1469-1539) who was born in present-day Pakistan. (A Guru is
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[In the next few posts, I’ll give an overview of the major religions we studied in class. These notes are a highly condensed version of the information in our textbook: Brodd, Jeffrey. World Religions, A Voyage Of Discovery] Tirthankaras: the 24 Conquerors The name Jainism comes from jina which means “conqueror.” Those who have spiritually conquered in
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