- Some Thoughts about . . .
- Church History
- Nuts and Bolts of Christianity
- Catechism Questions
- Review and Discuss
- Confirmation,
Creeds and Confessions, and
Navigating the Bible - God's Love,
Augustine of Hippo, and
Reading Old Testament Maps - God's Creation,
Thomas Aquinas, and
Reading New Testament Maps - Jesus Christ,
Teresa of Ávila, and
Singing Hymns - Eternal Life,
Martin Luther, and
Worshipping Together - Holy Spirit,
John Calvin, and
Figuring out Denominations - The Sacraments,
Jonathan Edwards, and
Celebrating Communion - Honoring God,
Women in Ministry, and
Using Symbols - Human Relationships,
Martin Luther King, Jr., and
Doing Economic Justice - Devotional Life,
Presbyterian History, and
Governing the Church
- Confirmation,
- Some Thoughts about . . .
- Church History
- Nuts & Bolts of Christianity
- Catechism Questions
- Review and Discuss
- Confirmation,
Creeds and Confessions, and
Navigating the Bible - God's Love,
Augustine of Hippo, and
Reading Old Testament Maps - God's Creation,
Thomas Aquinas, and
Reading New Testament Maps - Jesus Christ,
Teresa of Ávila, and
Singing Hymns - Eternal Life,
Martin Luther, and
Worshipping Together - Holy Spirit,
John Calvin, and
Figuring out Denominations - The Sacraments,
Jonathan Edwards, and
Celebrating Communion - Honoring God,
Women in Ministry, and
Using Symbols - Human Relationships,
Martin Luther King, Jr., and
Doing Economic Justice - Devotional Life,
Presbyterian History, and
Governing the Church
- Confirmation,
Review and Discuss
Quick Questions about God's Love, Augustine of Hippo, and Reading Old Testament Maps
Discussion Questions
How do you reconcile God's love with our government's legal system and prisons?
If God is love and Christians are supposed to forgive, should Christians ever go to war?
If God were only female, would that change our understanding of God's love? How?
If we do not have to be good in order to earn God's love, why should we be good?
How would the world be different if God did not allow evil?
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