A Fundamentalist Christian Literary Analysis of the Transformation Narratives in Luke-Acts
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2011-01-17 14:12
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2010-11-17 12:38
Apologetics: Copleston-Russell Debate (1948) - Part 1 The Argument from Contingency
Father Frederick C. Copleston (Jesuit Catholic priest) versus Bertrand Russell (agnostic philosopher, picture right)
This debate was a Third Program broadcast of the British Broadcasting Corporation in 1948. Reprinted in several sources, the following is from Bertrand Russell On God and Religion...
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2010-11-23 16:48
Apologetics: Copleston-Russell Debate (1948) - Part 2 The Religious Experience and Moral Argument
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
C: Let's. Well, perhaps I might say a word about religious experience, and then we can go on to moral experience. I don't regard religious experience as a strict proof of the existence of God, so the character of the discussion changes somewhat, but I think it's true to say...
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2010-10-28 11:47
Baptism 1 - Response to Stuart Latimer's Christian Baptism series, sermon 1
Sermon 1 – Sprinkling v. Immersion
http://messageshare.com/messages/memberID414/062297aw.mp3
Response by Dan Salter:
I must begin by stating my agreement with Pastor Latimer on the acceptance of an individual’s baptism whether by immersion, sprinkling, or pouring. I differ with...
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2010-10-28 11:49
Baptism 2 - Response to Stuart Latimer's Christian Baptism series, sermon 2
Sermon 2 – Infant Baptism
http://messageshare.com/messages/memberID414/062997aw.mp3
Response by Dan Salter:
In his second sermon on Christian Baptism, Pastor Latimer’s argument for infant baptism hinges on two major points with which I disagree. His first point concerns paedobaptism’s...
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2009-11-14 12:26
Church Constitution - New Covenant Chapel
Constitution
New Covenant Chapel
Greenville, SC
Preamble
Recognizing God’s grace by which we live here and eternally and desiring to glorify God through relationship with him and with others of biblical and Christian faith, in praise of our great God, Lord Christ, and...
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2011-04-10 08:22
Emergents: The Love of God
The emergent Christian is difficult to define. The reason for this difficulty is that although the emergent’s conversation is heavily sprinkled with God, love, and even the Bible, the love of God is more than just emphasis among Christian doctrine; it seems to exist as almost the exclusive...
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2010-08-01 12:53
Faith Electionism (Part 1) - FE's Satisfaction to Calvinism's and Arminian's Problems
Faith Electionism is the view that God elects based on the faith response to his revelatory enlightenment. I came to this conclusion based partly on what I considered the failure to satisfy in the arguments of both Calvinism and Arminianism.
Calvinism’s problems
(1) (Geisler’s...
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2010-11-05 08:16
New Perspective on Paul (Part 01)
In the very early 1500s, Martin Luther, then a Roman Catholic priest, was struggling. He was angry, confused, frustrated, and afraid. He poured his soul into working out his salvation in the goodness that God demanded, but he found that time after time he failed. It was not just the failing...
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2010-11-05 08:16
New Perspective on Paul (Part 02)
NPP (Part 2) – Is Wright Wrong?
Four major doctrines hold the primary differences between the reformed theology of the majority of current conservative evangelicals (Reformed view) and the New Perspective on Paul (NPP). They are Gospel, Saving Faith, Justification, and Righteousness....
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