[responsivevoice_button] There is a common objection against the YEC(specifically the idea that things are created with apparent age). That God would be guilty of deception because the appearance of things contradicts their reality. I’ve responded to that on another occasion: … Continue reading Lost in Translation
We classify our books differently than the ancient Jews of Jesus’ time. In canon debates, some Catholic or Orthodox proponents will challenge a Protestant to show where Jesus or the Apostles referred to Esther as scripture. While Esther is a … Continue reading The Law, Prophets, and Writings
I wish to encourage people to check out Chris Matthew over on his site. Make sure to subscribe and comment because he has a very insighful perspective on various issues. Here is his latest article: https://www.newareopagus.vision/2020/03/the-enduring-relevance-of-biblical-law.html Continue reading The Enduring Relevance of Biblical Law
Here are some other resources in regards to this issue: TheCouncil: The Issue of Canon and Sola Scriptura Continue reading Dr. James White – Sola Scriptura
[responsivevoice_button] The following are just some things Jimmy Stephens has said about EG and Divine Simplicity: If the divine essence is one, shared by all three Persons, then the properties/attributes/perfections/what have you, by which we define the essence as revealed, … Continue reading Generation and Simplicity
Further Suggestion: Pastor David Mark: Pride Month The descent into degeneracy (how America became Sodom): The example of Sodom. 2 Peter 2:6-9 // Baptist Preaching – YouTube Continue reading The Truth about Homosexuals
[responsivevoice_button] This article isn’t for the faint of heart. This will be a long conversation with regards to the issue of epistemic norms, ethical norms, and where we find them as categorical or hypothetical. For the distinction between categorical and … Continue reading The Moral Nature of Epistemic Norms
[responsivevoice_button] TLM fan fails to recognize basic catholic theology once again: “N. T. Wright teaches assurance of final salvation for those that have been justified”. Well, Catholic theology on predestination also affirms assurance of salvation for those who have been … Continue reading Assurance in Catholicism
[responsivevoice_button] Here is a conversation that Jimmy Stephens had about TACT: JonathynTalks: What is your response to the idea that we must go through every worldview individually for TAG to work again? I don’t remember your last response Jimmy Stephens: … Continue reading Infinite Claims
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