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The Implementation of the Main Mandate and Wider Mandate Concepts in the Curriculum Design of (Future) State Christian University in Indonesia Paul Lumbantobing
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): December 2021
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The transformation of Christian State Religious Higher Education (SRHE) into State Christian University (SCU) should be able to answer various basic questions regarding their existence, governance and outcomes, thereby convincing various stakeholders that the existence of SCUs is indispensable in every era and will graduate alumni who have a significant impact on the progress of society, nation and state. The concept of the main mandate and wider mandate of the Indonesian Ministry of Religion can be elaborated, and operationalized by the leadership of Christian SRHE in responding to the challenges and expectations of stakeholders. The challenges and expectations for the existence of SCU can be met holistically through the management of vertical elements in the form of prayer, the Word of God, churches, sacraments, fellowship and ministry as well as the management of horizontal elements in the form of lecturer, curriculum, students, as well as soft and hard infrastructure of organization. This paper aims to answer these challenges through one element, namely the curriculum, by outlining the concept of curriculum design that synergizes Christian values and knowledge (as the main mandate) and other sciences (wider mandate). This article was developed through literature study and analysis and how to synergize various elements of higher education in a concept that underlies curriculum design that gives Christian SRHE and its graduates uniqueness. Based on the study and analysis of the literature, it is found that the main mandate and wider mandate concepts can be correlated with theological concepts in the form of special revelation, general revelation as well as gospel mandates and cultural mandates. In curriculum design, the main mandate can be represented by the development of the Christian Liberal Arts, and the wider mandate can be represented by the functional science due to study programs that will be opened at SCU.
Indigeneous Communal Pastoral in the Dalihan Natolu Kinship System Robinson Simanungkalit
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): June 2022
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The Communal-indigenous Pastoral Paradigm is a pastoral theology attempt in the encounter of between Communal Pastoral Theology and the Dalihan Natolu kinship system of Batak culture. Indigenous Communal Pastoral is originally rooted and born from the local wisdom designed for the society and socio-culture of a community that has a system of values and beliefs as well as philosophies. These values and philosophies can be assimilated and integrated to build a contextualised pastoral approach. Indigenous Communal Pastoral combines and adjusts existing customary and cultural approaches and dialogues them with the perspective of Pastoral Theology. The research method used in this study is descriptive qualitative research method through literature study. The purpose of writing this article is to see how Indigeneous Communal Pastoral in the Dalihan Natolu kinship system as a form of local wisdom of Batak ancestral heritage represents pastoral assistance.
Building International Cooperation to Leverge Global Competitiveness Lely Verawati Br. Marbun
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): June 2022
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International relation is very much needed in the current of globalization era, why should that? Because with the existence of international cooperation involving two or more countries, the level of prosperity and peace will be more maintained. The effects of this alliance or cooperation usually cover several fields, such as: politics, security, economy, education and others. With this international cooperation, a country that has strength in a certain field will certainly protect the other allied countries who may be in trouble. So basically this international cooperation relationship is like a symbiotic mutualism which is benefits both sides in various fields that they agree on.
The Reformation and Its Implication for Today’s Church Kamminlun Chongloi
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): December 2021
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The Roman Church in the 13th- 15th century suffered a severe deviation from the truth in both the ecclesiastical life and in the dogma. Corruption crept into the Church and the clergy forgot their pastoral responsibilities. Instead, they looked after their own personal pleasures. The leadership and the church administration was not in the way it should be. People during the Middle Ages in Europe had a very real dread of the period of punishment in purgatory and hell, which were graphically portrayed in the ChurchThis research materials is taken from the textbooks, journals and other written materials. The issues which were dealt with by the reformer are still very much prevalent; today in the church, universally and locally. Likewise, the present churches today as a whole is plagued with internal issues such as corruption, fight for leadership, interest for own benefits by the leaders, moral degradation of the members as was cited in the research paper.
Increase Global Competition Through Managing the Business and Partnership Patterns I Wayan Ruspendi Junaedi
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): December 2022
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Attitude of running a business characterized by long-term relationships, a high-level cooperation, mutual trust, where suppliers and customers trade with each other to achieve common business goals. The problem formulation is how partnership patterns in order to increase global competition? The purpose of the research is to find out the pattern of partnerships in order to increase global competition. State of the art (literature study) used is a partnership, pattern and global competition and Increase. The research method used is qualitative research. Data collection using in-depth interviews and documentation. The conclusion is as follows. There are four patterns of partnership: (1). Plasma-Core: is a partnership relationship between micro, small medium enterprises (as plasma) and large enterprises (as the core) of fostering and developing small businesses. (2). General trading: A partnership between a small business with a medium-sized business or large enterprise, where a medium or large business markets the production of a small business, or a small business supplies the needs needed by a medium-sized business or large partner business. (3). Franchising: is a cooperation in which one party is granted the right to exercise the right of intektual wealth, discovery, business cash characteristics such as licenses, trademarks, and distribution channels of his company to the franchisee with the help of management guidance. (4). Agency: is a partnership relationship in which a small business is given special rights to market medium-sized business goods and services or large business partners. (5). Operational cooperation: A pattern of business relationships run by a group of partners with a partner company.
Pedagogical Services of Christian Religious Extension Workers: Efforts to Realize Educative Functions in the Middle of Community Tiur Imeldawati; Tasya Ivana HUtagalung; Putri Natalia
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023): June 2023
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This research was conducted after observing current families who are facing many challenges and threats from various things that threaten family resilience. There is a negative trend that becomes the umrah hall in society where the family experiences separation, chaos, deviation, and damage so that they are no longer able to contribute positively to society. Families need strengthening, especially through Christian religious education. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to analyze extension services through pedagogical services provided to the target community. This paper is a study of various matters related to the role of pedagogical services provided by extension workers in relation to family resilience by strengthening family spirituality through messages and narratives in the Bible; carry out the development of relations between families and wider social units; accompanying parents to take responsibility for their children's education from an early age
Preserving the Beauty of Lake Toba (Environmental of Contextual Theology) Pahala Jannen Simanjuntak
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): December 2022
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As a member of the church in Indonesia, we are the part of God's people throughout the world. Together receiving the great commission as found in Matt. 28:16-20. In order to realize God's plan, namely the plan of peace through all of His creation. So, as Christians in Indonesia, they realize that they are God's ambassadors and make positive and constructive contributions as a result of their faith in Jesus Christ. No matter how small it is, it will be beneficial in life as a Christian as well as a citizen. In fact, society and the church are burdened and called to restore its beauty. For a long time, the previous parents have enjoyed its beauty until now. But it cannot be denied that Lake Toba currently needs the attention of Lake Toba lovers and even all people who have seen the beauty of Lake Toba long ago. The presence of contextual theology in Indonesia will provide a clearer understanding of the meaning of the Bible in everyday life. In fact, contextual theology has been applied in the lives of God's people from the Old Testament to the New Testament.
MARSIPATURE HUTANA BE (Towards an Economic Development Model for New Social Changes in the Batak Land) Ratna Saragih; Masniar H. Sitorus; Hendra Putra Purba
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): December 2022
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For the Batak people, land is identity. Land is ancestral. Land is home to the Batak people, so there are often prolonged conflicts and even bloodshed triggered by claims to land. Therefore sociologically it is not easy for the Batak people to sell land or inherited houses, even though they are open to ethnic groups. There is a collective memory that is inherent or embodied in both: Land and heritage homes. The love for land is the background of thedevelopment movement Marsipature Hutana Be. For this study, an attempt is made to read social reality with a sociological and theological perspective based on empirical and historical facts. This study aims to describe and identify issues of development and social change in the Batak Land. Achieving this with qualitative research and appreciative inquiry with participatory methods and phenomenology. The results of the study are as follows: Building a village (pature huta) or hometown (bonapasogit) is the greatest desire of the Batak people because the village or origin is related to identity. Even Tanah Batak is seen as a house of identity in relation to collective memory.
Family Planning and Christianity: A Pastor's View Between the Commandment of Genesis 1:28 and the Implementation of Family Planning For Churches in Indonesia Patuan Andre Hutabarat; Simion Diparuma Harianja; Lustani Samosir
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): December 2023
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This research is motivated by the fact that there is an explosion of population growth in the world, which causes environmental issues / natural destruction and impacts the lives of mankind. This contradicts the original creation of mankind (Gen 1:28), where God the Creator had created mankind in his image, blessed them to be fruitful, subdued the earth, and cared for allcreation. However, because mankind wanted to be like God, they fell into sin, and God punished them, which resulted in mankind's responsibility to care for the earth becomingdestructive to the world and nature due to a lack of self-control. Seeing the destruction of nature and the vast population growth, humans began to control themselves through the family planning movement to curb the population growth rate.This research uses qualitative research with data collection techniques in the form of literature and field studies consisting of moderate participatory observation, semi-structured in-depth interviews, and documentation studies; the research instrument is the researcher himself, with 6 informants determined based on snowball techniques and triangulation analysis. The results show that the effectiveness of the role of pastors/churches is instrumental in forming a responsible family through premarital counseling for those who will start/create a new family.
The Significance of Suffering in Purifying the Faith of Believers Based on 1 Peter 1:6-7 Wendy Efriduansyah Situmorang; Mewipandi Halawa; Kristin Oktavia
the International Journal of Education, Theology, and Humanities Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): December 2023
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Suffering is a feeling or a phase in which a person or group of people feels pain, difficulties and probems. In the history of Christianity, there have been many times when Christians have been persecuted by various parties, be it from the government or the surrounding environment. History record that in 64 Ad massive persecution was aimed at Christians led by Emperor Nero. However, it is not only history that, in fact, in today’s modern era, Christianity still receives persecution, suffering or pressure from vaiorus parties. In this study the authors used a descriptive method whih is a method to provide an overview of the state of an object in the present but based on existing facts then provide analysis and interpretation. This research aims to provide an understanding that in every problem, suffering and persecution is not to weaken the Christian faith, because true Christianity that can stand the test under any circumstances. So it can be concluded that suffering brings purity of faith in God and at the same time makes us more in a relationship with God.

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