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You Can’t Separate the Distorted Doctrine from Its Deviant Source of Allegorical Interpretation

Part One     Part Two     Part Three    Part Four Doctrine, False or True, Emerges from Interpretation When you read a doctrinal statement, you might see scripture references attached as proof texts for the various doctrinal pronouncements.  That could serve to signal that the doctrine comes from the Bible.  Someone might use a verse […]

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The Historical Story of External Factors Perverting the Meaning of Church (part two)

Part One The Part Played By Religious Persecution Under Roman auspices, Judaism persecuted the church at Jerusalem right after its beginning in the first century.  Both were Jewish, the religion of Israel and the church, and the Roman Empire didn’t distinguish between the two.  To Rome, the church was a mere sect of the Jewish […]

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The Church Fathers Are NotThe Church Fathers (Part Three)

Part One     Part Two Evangelicals and the Like Embrace the Church Fathers Evangelicals and even fundamentalists very often associate themselves with those they call, “the church fathers.”  They treat these men as their fathers.  Even those today labeled, “conservative evangelicals,” affiliate themselves and their history with “the church fathers.” Evangelical theologians, pastors, and preachers […]

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The Church Fathers Are NotThe Church Fathers

I already have several series going, which include one on the Antichrist and globalism, one on the way people contort Matthew 5:17-20 to eliminate the doctrine of preservation, another one exploring Christian nationalism, and the one below, which I would predict has two parts, but it might just end here.  I wanted you to know, […]

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