America has a habit of protecting it’s idols. MLK in liberal states is treated as if he was an omni-benevolent force for good. They leave out that he was a heretic, theological liberal, alcoholic, woman beating, fornicator, and possible rape accessory. This is the same for others like JFK and such. They protect their own in their shrine to themselves. Continue reading America’s Idols
Here’s a collection of articles in response to the worldview of Chris Fisher: TheCouncil: Why I’m not an Open Theist God isn’t Open Open gods and Closed Minds Fisher on Divine Simplicity Fishing for God Fisher on Metaphysics Is Open … Continue reading Fisher’s Reality
I am creating a collection of articles that are in response to Professor Brian Wagner or the positions he takes. He’s an Open Theist professor from Veritas Baptist College. He’s also a close friend to Leighton Flowers. TheCouncil: Wagner on Calvinism For he chose us in him Fishing for God God isn’t Open Why I’m not an Open Theist Leighton Flowers on Romans 8 Wagner’s Open Theism God in Sequence Did God create Time? His positions are often similar to Leighton Flowers. So, here are refutations to him: Soteriology101 Continue reading Wagering Wagner
This is a sequel to my previous article: http://spirited-tech.com/COG/2019/05/31/traditionalist-and-eisegesis/ Chris Harris shows a major flaw in the position of Leighton Flowers and John Cranman’s interpretation of Romans 9. They believe Calvinists interpretations of Romans 9 require Paul to eisegete the Old Testament. Chris Harris shows that their method of argumentation is hypocritical given the fact they state and apply the same method Calvinist do and then denounce the method when used by a Calvinist. In Romans 9:25, Paul begins quoting the OT and this starts with a quotation from Hosea 2:23 and 1:10. Hosea is writing about the restoration of … Continue reading Cranman’s Achilles
Here is a modified conversation between me and Leighton Flowers on the issue of Romans 9: Dr. Leighton Flowers: I am assuming that Paul is not needing to eisegete the Old Testament text so as to support something those texts did not mean in their original context. My interpretation of Romans 9 does not require for the old testament text to be maligned in that way. Paul’s quoting of the old testament text means the same thing in Romans nine as it did in the original text. If someone claims otherwise it’s their burden to prove that. TheSire: “I am assuming … Continue reading Traditionalist and Eisegesis
Abortion has been a hot topic in recent days and it seems that the arguments and response in favor of abortion need to be collected. The conversation about abortion needs to be reframed. The first question to an abortionist should … Continue reading The Pro-life Catalogue
Exile is a person from twitter trying to unite marxism with Biblical Christianity. He and I ran into one another on Twitter and had an exchange: Exile: The story of capitalism is the story of land theft, resource extraction, slavery, and genocide. There is no kinder, gentler capitalism. It all rests on this bedrock. The primitive accumulation necessary to kickstart capital ownership is itself violent and a theft from the commons, and only leads to more violent forms of extraction and maintenance of power to keep the underclass of laborers in line. TheSire: “The primitive accumulation necessary to kickstart capital … Continue reading Exile Theology on Marxism
I’ll be providing links arguing that a Christian can’t lose their salvation: Triablogue: Can a Christian lose salvation? Eternal Security Before The Reformation Apostasy & Perseverance What makes Jesus the Good Shepherd? Continue reading Can a Christian lose salvation?
Daniel 11:36-45 36 “Then the king will do as he pleases, and he will exalt and magnify himself above every god and will speak monstrous things against the God of gods; and he will prosper until the indignation is finished, for that which is decreed will be done. 37 He will show no regard for the gods of his fathers or for the desire of women, nor will he show regard for any other god; for he will magnify himself above them all. 38 But instead he will honor a god of fortresses, a god whom his fathers did not know; he will honor him with gold, silver, costly stones and treasures. 39 He will take action against the strongest of fortresses … Continue reading Daniel and Antiochus
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