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The Stone-Campbell Movement, Its Relationship to Latter-Day Saint Origins, and the False Position of Restorationism

An early competition over dueling visions of Christian restoration is one of the most underappreciated intersections in American religious history, even the entire history of the United States itself.  Now called the Restorationist Movement, it started as a shared cultural milieu and with a pivotal figure, Sydney Rigdom, who served as the living bridge between […]

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Faith in God and the Sufficiency of the Church

Pleasing God by Faith In a now very familiar verse, James writes in James 2:19: Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. Someone may say that he has faith, but what is the […]

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Roman Catholicism Versus Protestantism: Candace Owens Show (part two)

Part One Why criticize in particular a debate between George Farmer, Candace Owens’ (Farmer’s?) husband, and Allie Beth Stuckey?  On the other hand, why not find better representatives for a debate between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism?  I say, George and Allie bring a teaching moment in this controversy.  They deal with the issues on more […]

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Church Perpetuity, Sola Scriptura, and Roman Catholicism Versus Protestantism: Candace Owens Show

Many political conservatives and conservative Christians appreciate Candace Owens and Allie Beth Stuckey.  Until one recent show, the subject of this post, I had never seen a whole Candace Owens program, just clips here and there.  I had seen whole interviews by Allie Beth Stuckey on her podcast.  She deals with some unique subject matter.  […]

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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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