According to the ‘Ecclesiastes’ video what does the Teacher/Critic identify as the main threats to a meaningful life?

When the Christian story comes to an end, the final and permanent state of reality from that point on is described as…

This atonement theory understands ‘sin’ as a ‘debt’ that needs to be repaid in order to experience freedom.

For Guthrie, that Jesus was male is essential in order to affirm 

‘Moral evil’ refers to evil and suffering that are the consequence of how the world is designed.

The Christian story not only says that the world is broken because human beings ‘sin’, but that human beings sin because there is something wrong with them. Which view says that something is wrong with humanity because we inherit a ‘sinful nature’ from Adam and Eve?

The Christian story answers the big question ‘Why is the world so broken?’ by reference to two forms of evil: moral evil and…

In Chapter 35 Casey introduces another ‘C’ into Neo’s outline of the Christian story. She does so in order to explain the ecological devastation presented in the Interpretive Center’s history of the Galapagos islands, and to describe a problematic feature of human behavior that perpetuates the ‘Crisis’ introduced in Chapter 11. What is it?

The Christian story has always insisted that there is only one Jesus, and as such, only one way to understand the significance of who he was and what he did.

What language does the Christian story use to refer to the work accomplished by the death and resurrection of Jesus?