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The Historical and Biblical Outlier of Wesleyan Salvation and Sanctification
Wesleyan History The Anglican church never was a true church. You reader probably know the history. It arose from Henry VIII’s desire to divorce his wife. From this rejection of the Roman Catholic Church proceeded a Protestant Reformation in England, that never did discard the state church and many Roman Catholic teachings. In whatever way […]
The United States and the War in Ukraine (Part Two)
Part One As an issue, the war between Ukraine and Russia is a very complex, complicated situation. I hear both left and right criticizing the Trump administration on its handling of the war. When you listen carefully, you hear something about support for Ukraine. What in fact is support for Ukraine? Support for Ukraine? People […]
Answering the “Cultish” Wes Huff Podcast on King James Only (Part One)
Cultish from Apologia Studios Shortly after Wes Huff appeared on Joe Rogan, he came on a podcast, which affiliates with Apologia Studios, called “Cultish.” The men who do this show are also trying to become viewer or listener funded. In other words, they think they should go full time doing what they do. Their show […]
Thomas Cranmer and the Lord’s Table: How Is the Presence of Christ There?
Since Christ, an important part of the history of true Christianity proceeded from and among the English speaking people. Whatever good came from the English, which affected the whole world, related to a populist association with the Bible. The populist movement against Roman Catholicism in sixteenth century England corresponded to respect for the Word of […]
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