Category: Theology
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Logos: An examination of Christ’s Divinity in John 1:1
Read More . . .: Logos: An examination of Christ’s Divinity in John 1:1Few verses in Scripture, if any, have generated more theological discussion than the introduction of John. One of the first major theological debates in the early church concerned the divinity of Christ. The debates that raged between the orthodox church and the Arians is well known. Today, Arius’ beliefs are known to be heretical and…
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The Consubstantiality of The Father and The Son
Read More . . .: The Consubstantiality of The Father and The SonJesus is the son of God. This is a beautiful truth of Christianity that has always been acknowledged since God himself revealed this truth to us. However, there is an even more beautiful and amazing truth in Christianity. Jesus is God, The Son. Historically, this statement has been harder to fully comprehend and communicate. Even…
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Reformed Soteriology vs Charismatic Soteriology Part 1
Read More . . .: Reformed Soteriology vs Charismatic Soteriology Part 1“Reformed Apologetics need, above all else, to make clear from the beginning that it is challenging the wisdom of the natural man on the authority of the self-attesting Christ speaking in Scripture.” – Cornelius Van Til Introduction In order to begin our look into charismatic Christianity, I want to start with defining the charismatic mindset.…
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Justified By Faith or By Work: Paul vs James
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Ten Tenets of Covenantal Apologetics
Read More . . .: Ten Tenets of Covenantal ApologeticsNote To Reader: These are notes and excerpts from Covenantal Apologetics by K. Scott Oliphint. Presuppositional Apologetics is the system and even art of defending our faith. Covenantal Apologetics by K. Scott Oliphint was the first book on theology I had ever read. When I first read the book, I didn’t quite grasp all of…
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Apostolic Ministry From The Protestant Perspective
Read More . . .: Apostolic Ministry From The Protestant PerspectiveIntroduction You are not an apostle and you do not know a living apostle. From the protestant perspective, the early church was not interested in staking a claim in apostolic succession in the way that we think about it today. Our first thought on this topic is often to think about the Roman Catholic Church…
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