What is salvation? I like to use the example of a saved drowning person. The saved person is the one who’s standing on the shore. The unsaved person is the one in the water, flapping their arms in the air and going under for the 3rd time.
It’s the same with Christian salvation. Peter likes to [...]
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Filed under: Holiness, Miscellaneous
On the Health Care Plan, have you noticed how no one has talked about doctors and hospitals charging less money?
Rose Creek Village has businesses that make a good portion of their money by working for rich doctors … doctors with jaguars, twenty thousand square foot houses, and money to spend for very fine trim, paint, [...]
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I always say there’s nothing like reading error to motivate one to write truth.
I’m prone to writing error here and there, too. I’m human. I have things I don’t understand. I have things I forget to consider.
Teaching and Truth
Hopefully those of us who take it upon ourselves to teach will at least never make errors [...]
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Filed under: Church, History
My wife tells me that the ridiculous story that Ronald Reagan buried 20 trillion dollars in the White House Rose Garden actually made it to the Google news listing last night. I found a copy of it here.
As soon as I heard it, I started laughing. When I heard it was buried in mason jars, [...]
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Error, lies, and foolishness are always excellent motivators for me to blog.
The particular embarrassing morass of propaganda to which I am referring is John Ankerberg’s interview with Norman Geisler. The interview is such a collection of Protestant fantasy that I hardly know where to start.
However, start I will.
Norman Geisler
Geisler doesn’t believe in Purgatory. Fair enough. [...]
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Filed under: Bible, Gospel, History, Modern Doctrines
 I saw a blog recently, pretty good other than the ridiculous amount of advertising at the top, and I wrote the following response to it. I thought it was pertinent and ought to be on my blog.
Scripture and the Church
The history part of your post is excellent, and that’s unusual. While there are always going [...]
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Filed under: Bible, Church, Modern Doctrines
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