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Daily Archives: March 8, 2019
Fredriksen-Paul’s holy people as pagans who turned around — theoutwardquest
I am around a lot of mainline Protestants and one of the things that bugs me is the frequent attempt to pit Jesus and Christianity against a supposed Jewish exclusionary purity policy. Jewish rules about purity get construed as misogynistic, … Continue reading
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Battle for the future — Triablogue
There’s currently a debate going on inside and outside evangelicalism. One group includes SJWs like Thabiti, Kyle Howard, Anthony Bradley, and Jemar Tisby.On the opposing side, there’s a group consisting of church leaders like John MacArthur, Phil Johnson, James White, … Continue reading
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Is the status quo frozen in place? — Triablogue
Let me put this simply. Intersectionality is utterly incompatible with a belief in the sovereign kingship of God and His divine decree. It is God who makes men to differ, God who makes the lame and the blind and the … Continue reading
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Love of Enemies in Antiquity — Vridar
Quotations from an article I followed up for some reason I can’t quite recall. For those interested, and at the cost of misleading readers into thinking the author’s article was overly complimentary of pre-Christian thought ….. On the other hand … Continue reading
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Melanchthon’s View of the Supper — Zwinglius Redivivus
Melanchthon rejects the idea that “the bread is substantially the body of Christ,” as well as that “the bread is the true body of Christ.” Instead, he claims that the bread is “united with” (consociatio cum) the body of Christ, … Continue reading
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Wise men from the East — Triablogue
SaelmaWhile leading a Bible study with a group of young adult Hmong Christians, active members of an LCMS congregation with a Hmong ministry, the topic of demons came up. Usually I deal with this topic and the occasional morbid interest … Continue reading
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