[responsivevoice_button] Open Theists often objects that the Bible presents a very different kind of God. One that is ignorant, confused, reactionary, warm, humanlike, etc. Some even think it teaches a material God that may not be morally perfect. This was … Continue reading Open Theism’s Underdetermination
[responsivevoice_button] An objection that comes up to Sola Fide is the idea that all you need to believe and that it doesn’t matter whether you sin or not. That is usually the thoughts of some atheists, Muslims, and Roman Catholics. … Continue reading Easy Salvation
[responsivevoice_button] Here are Jimmy Stephens thoughts about Eternal Generation in his conversation with an Orthodox person: So your response will need the following two arguments, JonathynTalks. First, you need to define eternal generation in a way that saves it … Continue reading “Begotten, not made”
[responsivevoice_button] by Jimmy Stephens Introduction In this article, internet apologist Jonathyn criticizes the doctrine of simplicity. Specifically, he is out to refute a Thomist version of the doctrine, what he calls “Absolute Divine Simplicity.” By using the term absolute, I … Continue reading Absolute Divine Simplicity
I will be taking a look at an attempt to refute sola scriptura. The author is trying to become a member of the Oriental Orthodox church. So, it comes from the background: In logic, there are self-referential propositions, where the … Continue reading Is Sola Scriptura Self Refuting?
[responsivevoice_button] Let us look at the very ancient and definitely true tradition of the Pheonix. This teaching handed orally down from the Apostle Paul to Clement: Let us consider that wonderful sign [of the resurrection] which takes place in Eastern … Continue reading Clement’s Pheonix
It is believed by some that Peter and Paul went to Rome and started a Church there. It is difficult for them to imagine that there exists next to nothing to suppose that those Apostles started the Church of Rome. … Continue reading The Founding of the Church at Rome
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