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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Absurdity of the 'Seeker Sensitive' Movement Illustrated
From the Sacred Sandwich:
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
The Justice of God
In my last post, Are We Justified by Actions or by Beliefs? which was in response to the post prior to it, Will Atheists go to Hell? I received further comments from a couple of atheists questioning the goodness and justice of God in sending people away to eternal punishment. I will attempt to answer their objections here.
I wrote, "If my justification depended on my actions I (and everyone else) would be doomed to damnation."
Morsec0de wrote, "Doesn't that suggest too high of a standard?"
My response:
Yes! That's the whole point of the biblical tension between law and grace. Logically, one leads to the other. Here are a few biblical facts about the law of God:
I wrote, "If my justification depended on my actions I (and everyone else) would be doomed to damnation."
Morsec0de wrote, "Doesn't that suggest too high of a standard?"
My response:
Yes! That's the whole point of the biblical tension between law and grace. Logically, one leads to the other. Here are a few biblical facts about the law of God:
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