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What About the Accusation of So-Called “Mystical Explanation” or “Omniscience” Against a Perfect Original Language Preservation of Scripture? (Part Two)

Part One The Providence of God As the church passed down the original language text of the New Testament, men made copyist errors.  Preservation occurs through copying and then correcting the errors if they’re made.  It didn’t occur through textual criticism, critical literary theories about older and shorter readings. God insured the perfect preservation of […]

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Eastern / Buddhist Meditation Harms You, Psychologists Agree

In our world today people often assume that meditation, as practiced by Buddhists or other advocates of Eastern religion, is healthy and beneficial.  Areas of society where Christian religion are excluded are often open to Eastern meditation, although it is just as religious–albeit a different (and false) religion. Eastern meditation is diametrically opposed to the […]

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Does Mysticism Mix With the Bible?

Mysticism pervades world history, and especially the history of the United States.  What does mysticism do for a country or a person?  Is it good?  Is it all bad?When Jonathan Edwards described mysticism in the early 18th century, he didn’t use the word “mysticism.”  The term mysticism was around, but perhaps not in the kind […]

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Choosing Faith or Religion Like Choosing A Wallpaper Pattern

During graduate school, for a short while I worked at a paint and wall covering store.  Of varied responsibilities, I performed the job of organizing the wallpaper books.  They filled the tops of two large tables and I kept them in some kind of order based on style.  I could at least direct someone according […]

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