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Daily Archives: June 11, 2014
Michael Brown on the Hyper-Grace Movement
While I was looking at things yesterday for my dissertation, I was listening to a YouTube video. Michael Brown was on Sid Roth’s show, criticizing the hyper-grace movement. According to Dr. Brown, these are preachers who believe that Christians are … Continue reading
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Tagged Brown, Michael Brown, preachers, Sid Roth, YouTube video
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The Catholic view of merit
Originally posted on Aquinas, Etc.:
Many (or most, or bunches of) Protestants have the false idea in their heads that the Catholic Church teaches we are saved by our works: that we can merit entrance into heaven somehow based upon…
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James' Ramblings 