Recent content by just_legalism

No. But they know their stuff. I may still be looking for a home church.

It's a 940 page legal document. People don't read 940 pages of their favorite book genre in a week, let alone the most boring document I've ever seen

I have! As of yesterday. I watched a sermon of theirs online and decided.

Great question. I've learned it is difficult to live in the Spirit all of the time. But when I do remember, it's always a feeling of sanctifying clarity, especially when making decisions

So, since college, I've not had any close friends with whom I would hang out regularly. I'm hoping to make new friends here. My name is Michael, I'm 31, I'm a former mathematician, and now I write. I'm very social. I live in Texas. I am Polish Catholic. If you would like a new friend...

Hey, is there no private message function at this forum? I'd link to you my Instagram, where all my writing is, but I don't want to dox myself

Hey! Deontology is rule-based ethics. And, when I asked Jesus about soteriology, about whether antinomianism or "saved by faith which sanctifies" or legalism is most proper, he said "just legalism." I thought this was awesome so now it's my username Would you like to critique each other's writing?

I've written extensively about Christian ethics. Christian ethics are a combination of 3 normative ethical theories: virtue ethics, Christian deontology, and Natural Law. If you'd like me to link you to my work, please PM me (it's a bit too much to write in a forum post).

Technology is getting out of hand.

Too secular in my opinion Its adherents are most commonly intellectuals who give Christianity a chance but misunderstand faith And they end up stuck in UU, holding all Scripture up to logical rigor They just can't "take the leap"! The antidote is the New Testament.

Former mathematician here. I love your argument, sir.

Love, honesty, kindness

I asked for critique, and that they contact me via dm, not for it to be shared

I don't want to dox myself. Would rather keep it nonpublic