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Chapter 6: Peter’s Role and Perspective in the Early Church
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Chapter 7: Resolution of Conflict — Unity in Diversity
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Chapter 8: Shaping the Church — Structure and Mission
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Chapter 9: Lessons for the Church Today
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Research Methods for PhD & MSc (Contents)
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1. WHAT IS RESEARCH?
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2. PARADIGMS AND PHILOSOPHIES OF RESEARCH
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3. FRAMING RESEARCH QUESTIONS
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4. LITERATURE REVIEW MASTERY
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5. RESEARCH DESIGN
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6. QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
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7. QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
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8. MIXED METHODS RESEARCH
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9. ETHICS AND VALIDITY IN RESEARCH
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10. DATA COLLECTION PLANNING
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11. DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
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12. ACADEMIC WRITING AND PRESENTATION
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13. RESEARCH DISSEMINATION AND IMPACT
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14. RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND TIME PLANNING
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15. REFLECTIVE PRACTICE AND RESEARCHER DEVELOPMENT
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Comprehensive Guide to PhD Study (Content)
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1.1 What is a PhD?
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1.2 Research Ethics in PhD
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1.3 Why Study a PhD?
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1.4 Who Should Study a PhD and Who Should Not?
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2.1 What is a Traditional PhD?
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2.1.1 How to Apply for a Traditional PhD
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2.2 What is a PhD by Publication?
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2.2.1 How to Apply for a PhD by Publication
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2.3 What is a Postdoctoral Position?
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2.3.1 How to Apply for a Postdoctoral Position
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2.4 Understanding Honorary Degrees: DD, DMin, and Others
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2.4.1 How to Receive Honorary Degrees (e.g., DD, DMin, etc.)
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2.5 Comparison of Traditional PhD, PhD by Publication, and Postdoctoral Positions
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2.5.1 Comparing Honorary Degrees and PhDs
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3.1 How to Choose a PhD Topic
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3.2 Funding and Scholarships for PhD
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3.3 Grant Writing and Research Funding Beyond Scholarships
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3.4 How to Prepare Before Start Days of PhD Study
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4.1 Using Technology and Tools in Your PhD
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4.1.1 Technology Skills for Research Data Management and Analysis
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4.1.2 Ethical Use of AI and Emerging Technologies in Research
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4.2 How to Deal with Supervisors
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4.3 Networking and Building Academic Relationships
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5.1 Common Problems, Issues, and Challenges in PhD Study
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5.2 How to Handle Mental Health Challenges During a PhD
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5.3 Work-Life Balance and Managing Stress During a PhD
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5.4 Time and Project Management for PhD Students
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6.1 Thesis vs. Dissertation
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6.2 How to Write a PhD Thesis
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6.3 Publishing and Disseminating Research
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7.1 Year 1: How to Study
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7.2 Year 2: How to Study
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7.3 Year 3: How to Study
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7.4 Year 4: How to Study
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7.5 How to Study Part-Time
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7.6 Full-Time vs Part-Time PhD Study
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7.7 How to Know Research Methods
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7.8 How to Do a Literature Review
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7.9 How to Do Primary Research
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7.10 Academic Writing Skills
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7.11 How to Prepare for the Viva
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8.1 Career Planning Post-PhD
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Christian and Islamic Sectarian Composition and Nuclear Capabilities
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Comparative Analysis of Christianity and Islam
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Secular Countries
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Muslim-Majority Countries
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Christian-Majority Countries
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Buddhist-Majority Countries
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Hindu-Majority Countries
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Comparative Analysis of Christian-Majority and Muslim-Majority Countries
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Comparative Analysis of Hindu and Buddhist Countries
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Comparative Analysis of Muslim-Majority and Hindu-Majority Countries
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Comparative Analysis of Christian-Majority and Buddhist-Majority Countries
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Comparative Analysis of Christian-Majority and Hindu-Majority Countries
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Comparative Analysis of Muslim-Majority and Buddhist-Majority Countries
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God’s Nature vs. Christ’s Earthly Life (Contents)
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1 – God is Omnipotent, Yet Jesus Slept in the Boat: Infinite Power and Human Weakness
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2 – God is Immortal, Yet Jesus Died: The Deathless One and the Cross
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3 – God is Omniscient, Yet Jesus Didn’t Know the Hour: The Mystery of Limited Knowledge in the Incarnate Christ
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4 – Christ is Fully God and Fully Man: The Unity of Two Natures in One Person
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5 – The Word Became Flesh: Infinite Divinity in Finite Humanity
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6 – Christ is the Judge, Yet Was Judged: The Righteous One in the Dock
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7 – Christ is Eternal, Yet Was Born of a Woman: Eternity Entering Time
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8 – Christ is Omnipresent, Yet Walked Locally: The Tension Between Divine Presence and Human Limitation
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9 – The King of Kings Was Born in a Manger: Majesty in Humiliation
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10 – God Is All-Powerful, Yet Christ Slept from Exhaustion: Omnipotence in Human Weakness
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11 – God Is Invisible, Yet Christ Was Seen: The Unseen Revealed in Flesh
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12 – God Cannot Die, Yet Christ Died: Immortality Clothed in Mortal Flesh
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13 – God Does Not Change, Yet Christ Grew and Matured: Unchanging Essence in a Developing Form
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14 – God Never Changes, Yet Christ Grew and Matured: Immutable Divinity in a Developing Humanity
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15 – God Is Omniscient, Yet Christ Asked Questions: Divine Wisdom in Human Inquiry
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16 – God Is Glorious, Yet Christ Was Despised: Majesty Veiled in Rejection
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17 – God Is Immortal, Yet Christ Was Crucified: Death Conquered by the Deathless One
