La Iglesia de Cristo

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Describing the increasing importance of the media as a means of communicating religious doctrine, this book contends that the way information is disseminated is nearly as vital as the message itself. The author argues that religions do not effectively communicate their beliefs and that religious communities suffer from a lack of quality of their broadcasts. The examination explores the concept of tradition, the importance of symbols, the difference between information and communication, the crisis of confidence in religious institutions, the diminishment of the sacred, and the revolution of...

En un árido desierto, L. B. Cowman, hace mucho tiempo descubrió una fuente que la sustentó, y la compartió con el mundo, Manantiales en el desierto, una colección de meditaciones y oraciones, mensajes cristianos y las promesas de Dios, se ha convertido en uno de los más devocionales más queridos y vendidos de todos los tiempos, desde su primera publicación en 1925. Lleno de la provisión de Dios y el propósito de su plan, este clásico ha alentado y animado a muchas generaciones de cristianos. Escucho fluir los arroyos escondidos, frente a mi están las palmeras verdes y hermosas,...

The Christianization of the Roman Empire (4th-5th centuries) resulted in progressive deterioration of the legal and social status of the Jews. Although they were still recognized as a "licita religio" (their legal existence guaranteed by the laws of the Empire), the Church gained influence on the legislation dealing with Jews. Access of Jews to public posts was prohibited, as well as possessing Christian slaves, testifying in trials or becoming lawyers. The Church isolated the Jews socially, prohibiting Christians from having any contact with them (marrying, sharing a meal, holding...