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Daily Archives: February 3, 2014
Perspicuity: The Bible Clearly Says…
Originally posted on Jesus Without Baggage:
In discussions I often hear people say, ‘The Bible clearly says…’ Usually they follow up with a biblical quote or reference assuming that it answers the question sufficiently without need for further analysis. The…
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Hebrews 6:4-12 – “It is Impossible…” (Part 1)
Originally posted on Reading Acts:
Hebrews 6:4-12 is one of the difficult in the Bible because it deals with a very sensitive problem: If someone recants their faith and completely turns their back on God, can they still be “saved”? …
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Losing the Race 2
My plan is to blog about John McWhorter’s Losing the Race every day that I read it, but I often feel that I should hold off on commenting before I finish the book and read other perspectives, since I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Black History Month, Political Philosophy, Race
