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Daily Archives: April 23, 2019
The Atheistic Origins of Polytheism Part 2
Originally posted on Fresh Ground Theology:
Eusebius’s Argument: That Polytheism is Atheism The Theory of Origins Eusebius argues polytheists explain the origin of the universe as pure chance, and not by creation of God or gods. And since they believe that chance is the…
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Book Write-Up: The Revelation Mandate, by Todd Lewis
Todd Lewis. The Revelation Mandate: The Foundations of the Priesthood of Every Believer. WestBow, 2012. See here to purchase the book. This book mixes preterist and idealist approaches to the Book of Revelation. The book is preterist in that it … Continue reading
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Jesus in the Old Testament, book review
Originally posted on Enough Light:
Book review: The Messiah in the Old Testament by Walter Kaiser, Zondervan, 1995. I highly recommend this book to you. It is an academic book, but one that is accessible and readable to your everyday…
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Jesus in the Old Testament book of Numbers, prophecies of Balaam
Originally posted on Enough Light:
This post is written by my dad who died in May 2018 at the age of 85. My dad was a preacher and Bible teacher. Unfortunately, he did not write much. He was more of…
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