Monthly Archives: November 2008

Six Issues of Separation

November 26, 2008
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A Refutation of Roman Catholicism I. An Open Letter to Roman Catholics II. Six Issues of Separation III. Cults and Catholicism: Comparison Chart An Open Letter To Roman Catholic Scholars The New Catholic Catechism in Section 847 states that non-Catholics who “seek God with a sincere heart” and “try in their actions to do...

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Controversy

November 21, 2008
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Controversy

What do you do when two “scholars” or “theologians” or “pastors” or “people” disagree on something? What do you do with controversy? There are three main views. 1) Balance. Some think the truth is always somewhere in the middle. 2) Unity. Some think truth pertains only to the things there is no disagreement. 3)...

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Assurance

November 14, 2008
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Once of the greatest aspects of true Biblical religion is that it puts forth the position that a believer can have a true and full assurance of his personal eternal salvation. We can know without a shadow of a doubt that we have been chosen by the Father, purchased by the Son and sealed...

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The Theoanthropos – a hypostatic union

November 7, 2008
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Introduction Theos is Greek for God and anthropos is Greek for man so the theoanthropos is God-man, referring to Jesus Christ. Hypostatic means a state union between two substances, ousias, or natures in one unified person. The Westminster Confession describes the hypostatic union this way, “The Redeemer of God’s elect is the Lord Jesus...

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Gospel and State

November 3, 2008
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To the community of believers, empowered by Gospel of Jesus Christ. An Appeal of Gospel Application in the voting process. Please forgive the length of this letter, it is not my intent to bowl anyone over with words, but any shortening on my part may be misconstrued. For a summation of this letter refer...

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