I wish to collect some resources on Biden and the virus known as Covid. Let’s look to his awareness to the situation before he was president: Around September of 2020, Joe claimed that 200 million people in the USA died … Continue reading Biden on Covid
Romans 11 28 In relation to the gospel they are enemies on your account, but in relation to God’s choice they are beloved on account of the fathers; 29 for the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable. I maintain this passage is teaching that God is faithful to his promises … Continue reading An Irrevocable Salvation
(I had Jimmy Stephens rewrite this and I think his additions made it better.) Oftentimes, Christians face questions about skeptical scenarios. These scenarios come in different degrees or strengths or tiers of skepticism. For example, there is skepticism about the … Continue reading God’s Novel and Computer Simulations
Tovia Singer teaches that Isaiah 53 is about the corporate body of Israel. It ain’t Christians avoiding Singer, it’s the other way around. There are problems with this interpretation: Dr. Michael Brown- Isaiah 53 is about Israel: Objection 4.6: Isaiah … Continue reading Singer on Isaiah 53
https://twitter.com/DawahWise/status/1369341510928449547 https://twitter.com/DawahWise/status/1369318841101193217 This is a conversation with some Muslim apologists. He began to object to the notion of penal substitutionary atonement. This being that Christ an innocent party. He also argues the background of “human sacrifice” is pagan. I mentioned … Continue reading Islamic Atonement
I think Ben Shapiro is late to the party but finally has come around to where conservatives should’ve been under the Trump administration. This also shows that Trump wasn’t a fascist. He let morons like Fauci in his administration. Continue reading Fauci Should Be Fired
A Catholic responded to my claim that the catholic canon wasn’t settled until the Council of Trent. Here was his response: This is false. It was not until the Synod of Rome under Pope Damasus in A.D. 382, followed by … Continue reading The One True Canon
It is a common objection to suppose that Calvinism suffers from an ancient heresy that denied that Jesus had two wills or that merely one of the wills are not equally involved in Christ’s life. This is how the Orthodox … Continue reading Is Calvinism Monoenergism?
The Council 
You must be logged in to post a comment.