Topple They Must
To say that the gods are work of human hands is to prick human hubris and to invite fierce repudiation…For if it is indeed true that the gods we exalt so highly are resplendent products of our creativity, then it… Continue Reading
To say that the gods are work of human hands is to prick human hubris and to invite fierce repudiation…For if it is indeed true that the gods we exalt so highly are resplendent products of our creativity, then it… Continue Reading
According to John Newton, popery “has a very extensive sense”. Newton believe that anyone that desired to confine another person to “follow his sentiments, whether to doctrine or order, is so far a papist”. He then described a consistent thus:… Continue Reading
Bernard was born in 1090 and died in 1153. He was a French abbot who sought admission into the Cistercian order to be a monk shortly after the death of his mother. He goes down in history as the “most… Continue Reading
A few months ago I asked the question “Is it Hard to Hug an Arminian?” In that article I shared an experience that I had where I was an outsider coming into an already established fellowship. I noted that: Many… Continue Reading