A Team blog of Christian theology and current theological trends
Recent PostsThrough countless discussions surrounding atheism, it has become apparent that someone must be feeding bad advice to atheists. Since the following errors are made repeatedly, this partial list has been populated to warn atheists of this undergro...
Christopher Neiswonger of Apologetics.com will be presenting the sermon at Communion Presbyterian Church of Irvine on Sunday October 12th. For Directions or details go to www.communionpres.org It will be on some kind of apologetic theme like, “Do...
Many people tend to see Divine justice and mercy as opposites, but this is not the case, and understanding this can keep us from serious theological error. ...
My Grace is sufficient for you, for my strength is made perfect in weakness. 2 Cor. 12:9 The Prayer The daily battles never cease. Adversity is a companion I know too well. My strength is gone, and despair brings me low. I ask again for release from...
“As love of liberty grows dim under socialistic suffocation, as coercion increases, the more brutal it will become. The basic methods of procedure were stated by Karl Marx, and they have been accepted, in varying degrees, by many who are n...
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What if our sins and spiritual world view were the result of what we eat? That would turn religion around, wouldn't it? Here's my hypothesis: http://www.lulu.com/content/3728502
It's a powerpoint presentation that discusses the relationships between nutrition, sin, and spirituality. Hope you find it interesting.
Nice blog. I am to the say the lest ecclectic. I am a five point Calvinist. I am also a Pentecostal who left the waters of the weird and wacky Third Wave movement. I am a former pastor of a traditional church who plants house churches now. I am a Preterist as all other teaching on the times of the end do not provide consistent answers to the questions concerning the times of the end, and essentially make Jesus out to be a liar (This generation shall not pass away, etc). I am an Anabaptist when it comes to ecclesiology, church governance, peace and non-violence, and no political involvement for Christians. So I am a "mongrel" of sorts. But I just wanted to let you know that I liked your blog.
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