Reviewing the book: Angels, Archons, & Aliens: An Assessment of the Theological Implications and Psychological Impact of the Close Encounters Phenomenon by Ambrose Andreano. Straight reaction thread that I did: https://twitter.com/Zoidm0boV24/status/1612096371791642626?s=20&t=2BTxtz94SQIThDgquI0ArQ
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I have been reading New Testament recently, and I have been thinking about the atonement you know the saving grace of Jesus Christ. That, and conversations I have had/seen recently have prompted me to write this blog post on the nature of the atonement and what it is about. How are we supposed to understand
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In this article I will defend the Postmillennial position. I will add the disclaimer that an individual’s eschatology is not a church-dividing issue unless it produces already condemned heresies e.g., Origenism, and it would be wrong to treat it as such. I will only defend the postmillennial position as the position that makes sense of
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Modern-day Pharisees? Yes. In the world we live in today the Church is being split into factions due to liberalism and “progressive” ideology seeping into her seeking to change doctrines and subvert the faith in the name of tolerance and “love”. This has produced the phenomenon of various people preaching the acceptance of the LGBTQ
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Around April of this year (2021) I had a back and forth exchange with a person with #FaithfullyLGBTQ in their bio. This individual defended LGBTQ relationships within a Christian context, that is to say, a person can remain Christian while maintaining being in a homosexual relationship or transitioning to another sex. I found out that
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The seemingly large number of denominations, sects and traditions that fall under the banner of Christianity has been used as an argument both against Christianity as well as within Christian circles as an argument for traditions with more visible unity (e.g., Roman Catholicism) and as an argument for more ecumenism and greater unity among various
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Supersessionism is a term, if you have come across it, probably means you have seen either a Jewish or Christian academic denounce it as an antisemitic idea. Many Jewish and more recently Christian scholars, academics etc., have argued that Supersessionism, which is the view that the New Testament supersedes or replaces the Old Testament i.e. the
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