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The Biblical View of Church History: Succession or Perpetuity of True New Testament Churches (Part Two)
Part One Someone should believe true New Testament church perpetuity based upon biblical presuppositions. God promised He would keep or preserve both His Words and His church. Both of those relate to authority of God on earth and how He works in the world. Jesus rules through the church as the Head of it, but […]
Why “Identifying the True God” Is a Major, If Not Most Important, Factor in Salvation or Conversion
The Claims of Religious Leaders on a Doctrine of Mere Identification Rabbis, imams or ulamas, and priests (particularly Catholic priests) from non-Protestant or non-evangelical Christian religions often critique the Protestant/evangelical doctrine of salvation by grace alone — especially the popular evangelical emphasis on “accepting Jesus as personal Lord and Savior” or simply believing in Jesus […]
Do We See Evidence of Determinism, Like in Reformed Theology, Previous to Augustine?
Pre-Augustinian Patristic writers prior to Augustine (d. 430 AD) overwhelmingly affirmed human free will and actively refuted philosophical or theological determinism as being incompatible with Christian teaching. Pre-Augustine, determinism associated with Gnosticism, Stoicism, or Manichaeism. It did not arise from biblical exegesis. It is exceptionally difficult, if not impossible, to find quotations in historical Christian […]
Addressing the Twisted, False Stated Position on “the Chosen People” by Tucker Carlson (Part Six)
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five Anti-Israel Faction in America First A large faction of the America First or MAGA movement does not like the nation Israel. I would contend that it is not the largest part, but it is very influential, because it is a younger […]
Early Attack on True Doctrine Upends Catholic and Protestant Historical Argument
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five Part Six Early Departure In one sense, I’m circling back to part one of this series, by reaffirming the early departure from the path of truth in the early church. Some might say this is a convenient historical position, but what is most convenient is […]
The Method of Allegory for Interpretation and the Parallel with Modern Progressive Interpretation
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five Allegorical Interpretation, the Historical Deviation Point Allegorical interpretation boldly marks the point of deviation from the path of biblical truth in the history of the church. When God inspired the words and the books of scripture, they meant what He meant in the verbal, plenary […]
Normal Now Extreme and Dangerous
Part One Extremism In the first year of living back in Indiana, my wife and I tried fried chicken at two regional, renowned restaurants. When I say that, get in your mind very homey places like Wagner’s Village Diner in the small town of Oldenburg. It won the James Beard award in 2023 for its […]
THE MOOD IS NOT THE PROBLEM IN MOSCOW, IDAHO (part three)
PART ONE PART TWO Tucker Interview After already publishing parts one and two in this series, Tucker Carlson teased an interview with Douglas Wilson. This is a boon for he and his brand. Immediately Wilson wrote a post to welcome the Tucker audience with links to his numerous ventures. This gives even greater importance […]
The Church Fathers Are NotThe Church Fathers (Part Four)
Part One Part Two Part Three If the church fathers are not the church fathers, then who are the church fathers? Can we even know? If we know, then how do we know who they are? If the church fathers are not the church fathers, how did that occur, that they became the […]
God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part Three)
Part One Part Two The Bible did not come in one neat tidy package. God delivered it progressively through men over a period of 1500 years during history in real time, even using forty different men as human authors. As God revealed scripture, it did not come with a separate interpretive handbook and glossary […]
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