This is not a topic for today’s Evangelical Church to preach upon. But the discussion Dr. Dilday presents is worth reading. He is translating this old work from Latin. Whatever the case may be, the Church expressed deep disapproval of this opinion of Origen; indeed, the Orthodox violently shuddered at it, with AUGUSTINE warning, https://www.fromreformationtoreformation.com/post/de-moor-ix-26-the-punishment-of-the-angelic-fall-part-2… Continue reading Lake of Fire…
The Danger of Assuming….
If you ask my wife she would say I’m too quick to judge. And that as a so called “Beaver” character when I do look at things I’m too negative. I usually counter with I’m being Discerning or cleverly Realistic. It is hard to our own faults. I do struggle with finishing Andrew Murray’s Little… Continue reading The Danger of Assuming….
Election…
I’ve posted before on this topic. It’s so foundational and so misunderstood. Mike makes great points in describing the “U” in “TULIP”. Enjoy the read. I did note that Mike seemed to say the same thing as I reposted to his first blog in this series. This too is so critical to understand, I will… Continue reading Election…
Total Depravity/Inability
I’m looking forward to reading Mike’s new series….I do like the rewording of subject. As Inability, but there is some justification of the original phrasing using the word Depravity. I’m using my AI tool to help summarize many references..hopefully this is accurate. The preference for the term "total depravity" over "total inability" among early Reformers comes down to a… Continue reading Total Depravity/Inability
Rainbow Trout 