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Roman Catholicism1 Comment

Suan Sonna on the Papacy

August 19, 2021August 19, 2021 TheSire

Suan Sonna has tried to revive the argument for the papacy from Isaiah 22: Continue reading Suan Sonna on the Papacy

politics1 Comment

Biden’s Saigon

August 18, 2021September 17, 2021 TheSire

The Biden administration should resign from office, or even be persecuted for leaving Americans to die in such Clintonian fashion: Continue reading Biden’s Saigon

Recommendations, Roman Catholicism5 Comments

Steve Christie’s Resources

August 18, 2021September 27, 2021 TheSire

Steve Christie also has his own website. It has all the free resources including the Study Guide to his first book, all his Bible studies, and his contact info: http://vernisage.us/stevechristie/ Steve Christie has also appeared on the Third Man Podcast: … Continue reading Steve Christie’s Resources

New Perspective on Paul, Sola FideLeave a comment

Cracked Foundations and New Perspectives

August 12, 2021August 12, 2021 TheSire

Matt 7:24 “Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. 25 The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that … Continue reading Cracked Foundations and New Perspectives

Dr. Cornelius Van Til, Dr. Greg Bahnsen, Presuppositionalism2 Comments

What has Aristotle to do with Van Til?

August 5, 2021August 5, 2021 TheSire

This is another response to David Pallmann: To briefly review our controversy, in my video against presuppositional apologetics I argued that Aristotle’s transcendental argument (TA) for the law of noncontradiction was fatally flawed for three distinct reasons two of which … Continue reading What has Aristotle to do with Van Til?

Church History, Roman CatholicismLeave a comment

Were Early Churches Ruled by Elders or a Single Bishop?

August 3, 2021August 3, 2021 TheSire

There are some good materials on this issue. It has to make one wonder what implications does the earliest ecclesiology has on Roman Catholics claim to the papacy or other historical churches claims: Dr. Michael Kruger: Were Early Churches Ruled … Continue reading Were Early Churches Ruled by Elders or a Single Bishop?

politics, TransgenderismLeave a comment

Response to Destiny’s Transgender Thought Experiment

July 31, 2021 TheSire

Continue reading Response to Destiny’s Transgender Thought Experiment

Ethics1 Comment

The Categorical Imperative and Meta-Ethical Foundations

July 31, 2021 TheSire

Continue reading The Categorical Imperative and Meta-Ethical Foundations

Apostasy, Arminianism, Atonement, Calvinism, Sola FideLeave a comment

If Justification is Immutable…

July 30, 2021August 12, 2021 TheSire

I was asked to comment on this article: http://www.christcovenantcolorado.com/if-justification-is-immutable/ What these theologians fail to realize is that by using this argument, they undermine the doctrine of sola fide. Scripture is clear that the entrance into justification is by faith alone and … Continue reading If Justification is Immutable…

Vincent LanconLeave a comment

Mike Winger on Bart Ehrman

July 29, 2021July 29, 2021 TheSire

Mike says “Bart Ehrman has convinced more people to reject the Christian faith than almost anyone alive today. But he has done so largely through being very misleading. I’m going to provide some solid examples of this as it relates … Continue reading Mike Winger on Bart Ehrman

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