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    Heresies of the sixteenth century

    Philip Melancthon, Luther’s chief and best beloved disciple, was a German, born in Brettan, in the Palatinate, of a very poor family, in the year 1497. He was a man of profound learning, and, at the age of twenty-four, was appointed one of the professors of Wittemberg by the Duke of Saxony...
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    Corruption in high places

    Donald Trump was investigated for being an agent working for the interests of Russia even if those interests were against the interests of the USA. It is right and proper to do so when his words and behaviour suggested that he may be an agent working for the interests of Russia and against the...
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    Unmerited grace is given to all. The holy scriptures testify to that. Let me show you. Matthew 5:43-48 Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy. 44 But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you...
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    Yes, God's grace to me is unmerited that is why it is grace, and salvation is by grace so all the saved are saved by grace not by works. No one merits salvation even though many have done meritorious good works by the grace of God. Salvation is by the grace of God, it is an act of mercy not a...
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    As every faithful Catholic does I too rely on the mercy and grace of the Lord, Jesus Christ, for my salvation and comfort in this life and the next.
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    (continuation) 28. When St. Pius V. learned the cruelties practised by Elizabeth on the Catholics, he published a Bull against her, on the 24th of February, 1570; but this was only adding fuel to the fire, and the persecution became more furious (11). It was then, as we have already related...
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    23. Mary died on the 13th of January, 1559, and Elizabeth, daughter of Anna Boleyn, was proclaimed Queen, according to the iniquitous will of Henry VIII. I call it iniquitous, for the crown, by right, appertained to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, for Elizabeth’s birth was spurious, as she was born...
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    Corruption in high places

    So, you're suggesting that even if he were a Russian agent working against the interests of the USA the FBI should never investigate it?
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    Does holy scripture teach a "flat Earth"?

    Where does the bible state that the earth is a sphere?
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    So the U of TULIP is wrong, and maybe a S will do as substitute so you'd have TSLIP. Except the L is gone and the I too. You have TSP then. Well, maybe you have TSLIP but others, Lutherans for example, seem to be at TSP maybe, or possibly TP.
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    Does holy scripture teach a "flat Earth"?

    I think that holy scripture can be read as teaching a flat disc shaped earth. A circle above which are the Heavens and below which are the pillars of the earth, a watery deep holding the waters under the earth from which some of the flood of Noah's day is said to have come, and sheol where the...
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    Corruption in high places

    There seems to be some evidence that the FBI investigated Donald Trump to see if he was working on behalf of Russia against USA interests. That was recently reported in The New Your Times.
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    What do you make of it?

    You think that there was an "influx of pagan religious ways" some time "in the late fourth or early fifth century" AD. Will you be specific about who brought in pagan religious traditions and when and who resisted it until the late fourth or early fifth century AD? Christian commentators in...
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    The middle way Another claim made by many Anglican writers is that the Anglican outlook is the via media, the middle way, between the extremes (as they see it) of Protestantism on the one hand and of Catholicism (and probably Orthodoxy too) on the other hand. But Anglicans have a very wide...
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    The Simple Original Apostolic Gospel

    Soul sleep & Annihilation of the soul either at death or after the last judgement are doctrines taught in books like The Conditionalist Faith of Our Fathers by Leroy Edwin Froom and also in What Does The Bible Really Teach by anonymous. An increasing number of professing Christians have adopted...
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    Let's count to 12,000

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    Happy Birthday psalms 91

    Happy birthday psalms 91; I already wished you that but decided to comment again because in the years since this site began you have - more than anybody else - kept your word when given and not make stereotypical derogatory comments about Catholicism after being called on it. I really appreciate...
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    I see that for you the opinions of "blessed Sproul" decide the issue, so much so that you recommend Sproul's opinions as defining opinions for deciding the confines of the U of TULIP. Thus spake Sproul and thus it must be. Yet saint Paul, a more worthy worthy perhaps than R C Sproul was...
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    Errors of TULIP exposed - The Catechism of the Catholic Church T exposed as error - The Catechism of the Catholic Church U exposed as error - The Catechism of the Catholic Church L exposed as error - The Catechism of the Catholic Church I exposed as error - The Catechism of the Catholic...
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    Calvinism Vs Arminian

    I like Coca Cola. I like it's fizzy sweetness. I like it's interesting yet nondescript flavour. But I know it will contribute to tooth decay. And it may contribute to obesity. And it may play a role in developing diabetes. And it is not filled with vitamins and minerals. It's just fizzy...
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