Archive for April, 2008
Mormonism – This is a hoot
I would almost feel sorry for these people, if it wasn’t so obviously foolish! Honestly, how do people buy into this kind of garbage?
In: Mormonism · Tagged with: Christ, God, lds, mormon
Sermon Notes – Easy Beliefism (4/27)
It took 300 years to fully develop the doctrine of the Trinity, some 1500 years to end the need for baptism, and 1900 years to come up with the sinner’s prayer Heart (Kardia – Gr) The heart is the chief of all organs in the body. If the brain goes into a coma, the heart […]
In: Sermon Notes · Tagged with: bible, billy graham, Christ, church, easy beliefism, easy believism, God, heart, heart for God, Jesus Christ, mourner’s bench, repentance, salvation, sermon, Sermon Notes, sinner’s prayer, spiritual heart
Trinitarianism vs. Modalism – Pt 8; Apaugasma, Distinction, and Semantics
Here is Mr. Davis’ latest post. Here and here are previous posts that I believe is beneficial to my response here. Mr. Davis’ post, I believe, may be summed up as this: The Father sent the Son, thus distinction and preexistence is proved. He says this, Given that we know that the Son is God, […]
In: Debate/Discussion, Godhead, Septuagint, Theology · Tagged with: apostolic, bible, christology, greek, greek philosophy, heresy, Hippolytus, interpretation, logos, modalism, modalists, monarchians, oneness, pagan, partipassian, pentecostal, person, second temple judaism, theology proper, tradition, trinitarianism, trinity, Wisdom, zephyrinus
Trinitarianism vs. Modalism – Pt 7, 1 Co. 8:6
Mr. Davis returns to posting here with thankfully a short post and one that can be answered in one response from me. I believe that he has taken pity on me since I took so long and in many parts to respond to last one. So, I thank him for his post this time and […]
In: Debate/Discussion, Godhead, Septuagint, Theology · Tagged with: ad gloriam dei, apostolic, bible, catholic, catholicism, Christ, christology, church, corinth, debate, Doctrine, false gospel, greek, greek philosophy, hebrew, heresy, Hippolytus, idols, interpretation, jewish, jews, judaism, Justin Martyr, logos, LXX, methodist, modalism, modalists, monarchians, monogenes, net bible, noetus, old greek, oneness, pagan, partipassian, pentecostal, person, philo, reformed, reformed theology, refutation of all heresies, rome, roots, second temple judaism, Sirach, theology proper, tradition, trinitarianism, trinity, understanding, Wisdom, zephyrinus
Trinitarianism vs. Modalism – Pt 6, A bit on Hebrews
We are continuing our response to Mr. Davis’s article found here. It has taken me over a week or so to finally answer him in every point, not for want of an answer, but because life has been pretty busy lately. So, dear and loyal reader (hoping to making it readerS soon!), let us continue. […]
In: Debate/Discussion, Godhead, Septuagint, Theology · Tagged with: ad gloriam dei, apostolic, bible, catholic, catholicism, Christ, christology, church, debate, Doctrine, false gospel, greek, greek philosophy, heresy, Hippolytus, interpretation, judaism, Justin Martyr, logos, LXX, methodist, modalism, modalists, monarchians, monogenes, noetus, old greek, oneness, partipassian, pentecostal, person, philo, reformed, reformed theology, refutation of all heresies, rome, roots, second temple judaism, Sirach, theology proper, tradition, trinitarianism, trinity, understanding, Wisdom, zephyrinus
Trinitarianism vs. Modalism – the Discussion thus far
It all began here. Then here, here, here, and here Here I discussed a bit about Hippolytus. Here I posted some from Hippolytus discussing what the real philosophy of Noetus was. I still a bit to answer from Mr. Davis’ last post and will attempt to get to it today.
In: Debate/Discussion, Godhead, Septuagint, Theology · Tagged with: ad gloriam dei, apostolic, bible, catholic, catholicism, Christ, christology, church, debate, Doctrine, false gospel, greek, greek philosophy, heresy, Hippolytus, interpretation, judaism, Justin Martyr, logos, LXX, methodist, modalism, modalists, monarchians, monogenes, noetus, old greek, oneness, partipassian, pentecostal, person, philo, refutation of all heresies, rome, roots, second temple judaism, Sirach, theology proper, tradition, trinitarianism, trinity, understanding, Wisdom, zephyrinus
Trinitarianism vs. Modalism – Pt 5: John 1:18 and Monogenes
Mr. Davis, in his post here, which I tried to answer mostly here, speaks about John 1:18. 1 John 5:7 For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word, and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one. Although this is a disputed text, yet I am personally persuaded that it […]
In: Debate/Discussion, Godhead, Septuagint · Tagged with: ad gloriam dei, bible, blog, Christ, christology, church, debate, false gospel, greek, greek philosophy, heresy, interpretation, judaism, logos, LXX, modalism, modalists, monogenes, noetus, old greek, oneness, pentecostal, person, philo, roots, second temple judaism, Sirach, theology proper, tradition, trinitarianism, trinity, understanding, war, Wisdom
