The Grid Of Human Intellect Human understanding is a continuing process by which we view the world and judge or assess everything in it. It is a kind of grid of critical knowledge that tends to expand as it accepts […]
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(This is also posted on this site as FAQ 28.) Psalms 97:8 Zion heard, and was glad; and the daughters of Judah rejoiced because of Thy judgments, Oh LORD. In this Psalm, the Jews are said to rejoice because of the
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There are three perspectives from which to view Christian salvation. They account for the various theological expressions that were used in the New Testament. Let me explain. 1/ Introduction (Anticipatory) Introduction of salvation occurs when a Christian leads another
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Notice this amazing and revelatory word of Jesus. Matthew 16:19 15 He saith unto them, But whom say ye that I am? 16 And Simon Peter answered and said, Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God. 17 And Jesus
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Three Things That Prove The Plan Of Salvation In Post 30, we asked the question, Can we Apostolics be wrong about Acts 2:38 being the Christian plan of salvation? The Bible is all about doctrine. The Bible speaks to us
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Viewing The Reformation In Its Entirety The Reformation was a necessary and important process in Christian theology in the last five hundred years. It began in 1517 A.D. with Martin Luther. It’s important because it was a process God used
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I would begin with a quote from Francis Bacon, English philosopher and statesman: Small amounts of philosophy lead to atheism, but larger amounts bring us back to God. I think Bacon’s idea is that the fuller the picture is regarding
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This post is also the subject of FAQ 27. Can we Apostolics be wrong about Acts 2:38 being the Christian plan of salvation? This question may be equivalent to the following way of reasoning: “Anyone can be deceived, right? Then
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Today’s post is similar to the last in that I am referring the reader to two additional FAQ posts I have made, namely, #25) What is idolatry?, and #26 Can biblical faith oppose baptism?, which is the subject here. For
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A cursory look at this blog site would indicate no activity for about a month. But, actually, I have made entries on other pages of the website, particularly on the FAQ page with entries 20 and 23. For ease of navigation,
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The book of Acts is strategically brilliant. It exists to solve all salvation doctrine issues. The passage of Acts 19:1-7 is one of the most profound passages in the New Testament. It provides powerful doctrinal content relative to the Christian
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We have a tremendous volume of Scripture that involves Paul. Because of that, his profile in the New Testament is second only to Jesus Christ. The New Testament presents him in three powerful ways: 1/ First of all, about half
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