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Is the bible enough and do you respect it when you dislike its use?
We work. We are to do good. These are good things to affirm. We are not passive in salvation. We are called to work and to be witnesses to the world of God's grace and goodness. None of what we do is "from us" or "to earn salvation" but it is good works and it is active. Salvation is a grace...- MoreCoffee
- Post #17
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Is the bible enough and do you respect it when you dislike its use?
I wrote Who is saying it is working for? What exactly do you think 'for' means in this discussion anyway? Christians are not passive in the matter of their salvation. How did you get the idea that what I said implies that anybody - least of all me - is advocating works as earning salvation? Stop...- MoreCoffee
- Post #15
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Ubiquitous!
It is a mystery like the hypostatic union is a msytery and like the Blessed Trinity is fundamentally mysterious to us. It is believed but understanding it in something approaching scientific detail is not going to happen so the bread tastes and looks like bread (or a wafer if you prefer that...- MoreCoffee
- Post #12
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Ubiquitous!
Having a debate - minus the killing - is one of the few civilised ways of discovering what each party means and if what they mean corresponds with the truth. Catholics have their own obscure terms that - sanctioned by the church as they are - do not really add much light do the kinds of...- MoreCoffee
- Post #10
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Is the bible enough and do you respect it when you dislike its use?
And? Who is saying it is working for? What exactly do you think 'for' means in this discussion anyway? Christians are not passive in the matter of their salvation.- MoreCoffee
- Post #12
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Antihistamines for works.
Then the king will say to those at his right hand, "Come, you that are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world; for I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was...- MoreCoffee
- Post #80
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Ubiquitous!
I found some mp3 files for the chapters of the book I mentioned in my previous post. They are available at https://confessionalism.wordpress.com/2012/05/22/gordon-clark-wcf/- MoreCoffee
- Post #8
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Ubiquitous!
I believe (based on my reading) that Lutherans regard ubiquity as an attribute of Christ - the whole Christ - and consequently rely on ubiquity for their claims regarding the real presence in the Eucharist. Catholics do not take that route and do not explicitly endorse the views of some...- MoreCoffee
- Post #6
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Antihistamines for works.
James wrote his letter to Christians, he says so. Paul did too and he says so. Jesus' conversations were spoken before passion week so his listeners would be pre-Christian people; some of them converted to Christ later.- MoreCoffee
- Post #78
- Forum: Christian Theology
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