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Faith, Epistemology, Worldview, Preservation of Scripture, and Apostasy: They Are Related Closely and How They Are Related
In the late nineteenth century, so-called bible or theological scholars began conforming their views of origins and Genesis to Darwin. This was the influence of modernism, which changed the basis of epistemology from know by faith to know by human reasoning. One could say that this was the time of the bifurcation of science and […]
One Christianity and Alternative Forms of Christianity: What Has Happened?
Two term Democrat mayor of South Bend, IN, and presidential hopeful, Pete Buttigieg, made the news this last week talking about “faith,” calling his own same-sex marriage “conservative” and something that “moves me closer to God.” Furthermore, he called Mike Pence, “cheerleader of the porn star presidency,” and continuing, said: I’m reluctant to comment on […]
Kent Brandenburg and Frank Turk Debate on the Preservation of Scripture — Part Four
Introduction to the Debate Part One Part Two Part Three by Kent Brandenburg Answer to Q3 We need to get this settled immediately, even though it’s the actual affirmation of this debate, what I have written everywhere, and in the first question I asked—I believe that every Word of God is preserved in the languages […]
Bethel Baptist & Word of Truth Sermons on YouTube: Help Increase the Number of People Watching
As you likely know if you like solid Biblical preaching, Bethel Baptist has a goodly number of fantastic sermons available on the web. Bethel also has a YouTube channel where one can watch as well as listen to a great deal of solid teaching and preaching of God’s Word. However, many of the messages on […]
Adult Children pt. 2
Part One Proverbs 22:6 says: Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. “When he is old” in this verse means, when he is an adult, which could be when he is outside the home. The Hebrew word first appears to refer […]
Adult Children, pt. 1
I lived with my parents. After around a thirty-eight year break, my parents now live with me as of August 2018. I had to make a decision for them to live with my wife and I and our two daughters, and they agreed. They knew it was best. My mom could probably make it on […]
The Trip to Europe Continued (Twenty-Third Post In Total)
One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Twenty-One Twenty-Two Our plan for Sunday morning, June 18, 2018, was to take public transportation to Biblical Baptist Church in downtown Paris. We ate a little breakfast at home, walked to the Mairie de Montrouge station to […]
Preparation for the Lord’s Supper, part 5 of 6, from Wilhelmus a Brakel’s The Christian’s Reasonable Service
The Celebration of the Lord’s Supper Note: The Bible never calls the Lord’s Supper a “seal” of grace. it is a “sign” of God’s grace, but not a “seal.” Please keep that in mind when reading the below. Nor is the church a building, a sense in which the word is improperly used below. The […]
“Scandalous Grace,” “Jesus Plus Nothing,” and Very, Very Dangerous Christian GobbledyGook, pt. 2
Part One Just as a matter of interest and information, I noticed after writing part one that a lot had been written against Tullian Tchividjian’s new and false teaching on sanctification and by extension, also salvation. Not in necessarily any order, here are some that have written good stuff exposing his false teaching and it […]
“Scandalous Grace,” “Jesus Plus Nothing,” and Very, Very Dangerous Christian GobbledyGook
We get Christianity from the Bible. What we get from the Bible then won’t disagree with historical, biblical teaching. I’m saying if it is Christianity, then it won’t be new. Christianity is what it is, the last part of that sentence overused but still true. What Christianity is comes from the Bible and agrees with […]
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