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prophet

A prophet is, in etymological terms, simply one who speaks up.

Prosperity Gospel

Prosperity Gospel is the theological idea, promoted particularly in American megachurches, that it is God’s desire for Christians to be rich and prosperous in all areas of life...

Rapture

The Rapture is a term referring to the belief that Jesus Christ will descend from heaven...

redemption

redemption

reify

To reify is to "thing"-ify, to make an abstraction more real than it might deserve to be...

religion

Although the word religion has come to mean belief in an unseen power—and the organized details of that faith—its etymology is uncertain.

repentance

To repent is to regret a crime or sin.

revivalism

Revivalism is a term that is used to describe specific movements in history associated with upsurges in a particular kind of religious fervor

sabbath

Sabbath means rest.

sacrilege

Sacrilege is the violation of a sacred object...

Saint Brigid

Also known as St. Brigid of Ireland.

Samhain

Samhain is a pagan holiday that marked the beginning of winter but also celebrated the migration of the dead to the next world.

sanctuary

Sanctuary, referring to a place of refuge or safety, was actually a component of medieval European law...

satyagraha

From the Sanskrit satya (truth) and agraha (obstinacy, or force)...

Scholasticism

In the later Middle Ages, Scholasticism rose to become Catholic Europe's dominant theological movement.

Scripturalism

A interpretive approach that puts a premium on...

secular

The word secular comes from the Latin saeculum...

Sephardic

Descendants of Jews who were expelled from Spain or Portugal in the late fifteenth century...

Shari'a

Shari'a is an arabic term meaning 'divinely ordained law'...

Sheilaism

Sheilaism is the name of a personal religion, invented by a woman named Sheila Larson.

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