We Have Been Believers: Who Humans are in God’s Sight
BOOK: We Have Been Believers
By: James H. Evans Jr.
Chapter 5
Each reflection should be 200 words. The reflection provides the student the opportunity to address a theological issue or question raised in the assigned reading for week. It is also an opportunity for the student to substantively react to a statement made by an author or authors, or compare multiple authors on a common concept, idea, or theme. Students will be evaluated on the theological quality of her or his reflection.
THE MYSTERY OF HUMANITY
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In chapter five, “On Being Black” of We Have Been Believers by James Evans, the author discusses a crucial point pertaining to human nature and destiny. In particular, the primary theological questions that readers can ask themselves are, who are we and what were we created to accomplish? God created humans in His image. He gave them authority over other animals. People can make decisions, which might align or not with the teachings of Jesus Christ. As such, when trying to answer the theological question of who are we, individuals should always remember that God had a purpose when creating
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