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What Being Reformed is Not…
I was recently invited to a Facebook Reformed group. I joined with much excitement. In hopes that I can be a valuable asset with others and be Salt and Light with those who have the same thinking i… Source: What Being Reformed is Not… Continue reading What Being Reformed is Not…
Misanthropy…And other big words from Catholics
This is a response to Baldie the Limey’s post on his blog. https://medium.com/the-liturgical-legion/on-the-malodorous-stain-we-call-humanity-545c78bab71f#.6xedta8b3 But a natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually appraised. (1 Corinthians 2:14) “Humans mucked everything up. But Christ is fixing it.” said one particular Catholic believer on a particular blog… I could hear my discernment alarms buzzing in my head. I knew something was amiss. Are we really “good”? Do we really tout that we are fine in the eyes of God? Let’s not kid ourselves. … Continue reading Misanthropy…And other big words from Catholics
Hell
A paper I wrote for my AP Literature and Composition class after reading Dante’s Inferno. I compare traditionalism and annihilationism. It needs work, for sure, but it has citations and everything. https://www.dropbox.com/s/tp8ra165qn5ebfb/AP%20Lit%20Hell%20paper.pdf?dl=0 Continue reading Hell
What Is Repentance
While scrolling through the internet, I recently stumbled across this little gem, as a response to an atheist who had said “Why should I repent for being human?(paraphrase)” The particular responder, a Roman Catholic whom I shall not name (I have not approached them on this yet) replied: “Nah, that would be silly. Repentance in Christian thought can broadly be described as an attitude of self betterment. A striving to become more moral etc.” Broadly is an understatement. Biblical repentance is described as a true sense of ones own guilt and sinfulness, a grasp of God’s mercy in Christ, and … Continue reading What Is Repentance
The Council 
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