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Got a note about a well known skeptic becoming a Christian through the ministrations of apologetic works. Interested, I went to the sites and read the details, hopeful. The convert though was busily reinterpreting the Christian faith, denying the creation, the trinity, the hypostatic union, the existence of heaven, the life of the spirit separate […]
Read More On Well Known Skeptics becoming maybe a bit of a christianWhen weighing those that are influential segues into the Christian church, we need to be careful. Often, those that come from the world carry into the church their pre-Christian baggage and hand it off to the newly converted. In a very real way, I see these as used by God to a noble purpose but […]
Read More C.S. Lewis and other influential writers from the fringes of the faithAs to Raquel Welch, thank you for your many condolences. She was a wonderful lady and a fine Christian. The children have taken it a bit hard as they have many fond memories. I’ll tell you a few things the usual sources won’t tell you. First, she was a sincere Christian and an active church […]
Read More A Testimony to Raquel WelchHeard about Alistair Begg encouraging a woman to attend her grandson’s gay wedding and to, “bring a gift”. Here’s his reasoning: “Well, here’s the thing: your love for them may catch them off guard, but your absence will simply reinforce the fact that they said, ‘These people are what I always thought: judgmental, critical, unprepared […]
Read More Alistair Begg encouraging a woman to attend her grandson’s gay wedding and to “bring a gift”.Was asked the other day in an ecclesially related conversation, if you’re a presuppositionalist why are you so often neck deep in the classical arguments for the existence of God and the presentation of evidences? Voiding reason, argumentation and evidence involves a powerful misunderstanding of presuppositionalism. Presuppositionalism holds that one already knows God and some […]
Read More Pressupositionalism not against evidence or reasonWe’re living in the age of the end of the Big Bang. It was always a weird interpretation of the universe but bought in on by no one more than Christians themselves. The temptation was the congruous relationship between the faith and the sciences, but sciences are always based upon human observation and limited to […]
Read More The End of the Big BangThe reasons we sing through the 150 Psalms are: CSN
Read More The reasons we sing through the 150 Psalms:The Westminster Larger Catechism is the preeminent statement of the Christian faith in catechal form (questions and answers). It is the best and clearest restatement in abridged form of what the Bible teaches. Still, it’s common to meet Pastors and Elders that have never read it. They might swear vows to uphold and agree with […]
Read More The Westminster Larger Catechism as the Framework for Reformed Christian EthicsThe Christian needs to hold on to that Christ himself sets the terms for the legitimacy of Bible teachers. First, they are chosen by and ordained by his church as an organized body of believers through history (Acts 6:3) If they are not from the church they are not from Christ because he chooses to […]
Read More The legitimacy of those presenting themselves as Bible teachers
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