Tag: judgment
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Mark Rushdooney has an interesting perspective on time here. Time is a great mystery. Rushdooney affirms that God ultimately brings meaning to time. “Scripture gives us a transcendent meaning to time and history. Time is, without God, at best meaningless. At worst it is our enemy because it leads us…
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RC Sproul wrestles with degrees of sin here. Many Christians hold a faulty view of this topic.
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Al Mohler has a penetrating and sobering essay here warning of Kirk Cameron’s foray into a heterodox understanding of the doctrine of Hell. Theologically and biblically, there is nothing new here. It’s old hat and worn-out arguments. What makes this podcast noteworthy is the fact that it is the Kirk Cameron…
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The video here is shocking evidence of the demonic activity fueling the cultural depravity decaying our culture. A transgender is grooming a very young female child with the apparent mother’s smiling approval. I’m at a loss for words. Luke 17:2 comes to mind. Nihilism is the logical consequence if one…
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Lactantius was a Christian and an eyewitness to the Great Persecution of Diocletian and Galerius just prior to Constantine and the Edict of Milan in 313 which ended the persecution. His graphic description of the persecution of Christians is sobering, as well as his detailed account of the horrific end…
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On The Death Of The Persecutors is the english translation for the latin work entitled De Mortibus Prosecutorum by Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius. It is a work of great antiquity, lost for centuries until its discovery in a 17th century convent library in Moissac, France. In the 4th century, Jerome…
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