Hi all, From time to time I read of: which is the better of the Catechisms, how may Baptists view the TFU, why is the Geneva Catechism not so extensively used etc. etc. In addition many of my friends and family wished to understand more of our Reformed faith. Anyone who is familiar with the history of the four Catechisms (Geneva, Heidelberg and Westminster, as well as the Canons of Dordt) should know that the authors, amongst their primary goals, hoped to encourage brotherly ...
Updated 05-05-2012 at 11:23 PM by Gavin (This is my first blog, so forgive all the changes. Im just learning my way around.)
The impact and sin of Biblical sorcery (pharmakeia) in the 21st century This is in response to a recent discussion / thread inquiring if it were sinful to smoke marijuana, given the legality of it in the land. In other words, is its sinfulness contingent upon its illegality, or is it sinful by virtue of its breaking the law of God irrespective of its legality in the eyes of the civil magistrate? This has been discussed here a few times (and at least a couple of ...
Updated 05-12-2012 at 11:22 AM by Jerusalem Blade
"On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold sought redemption through the barrel of a gun. Butchering innocent students in a fit of rage, these two American youths were angry with life, themselves and God. Through the demented logic of hate-filled hearts, they sought what all mankind secretly desires: deliverance from a guilty conscience. Such an incredible analysis will be ridiculed, but please follow this line of reasoning." (continued here) ...
"At a symposium in Denver, a panel of three pastors discussed why Christian families are losing their children to the world and how this can be prevented. Local homeschooling advocate and internet talk show host, Rev. Swanson, was on the panel presenting his vision of family restoration. The event was hosted at Park Hill Presbyterian Church on Monday night, April 2." Continue reading | Examiner.com Local pastors discuss solutions for America's family crisis - Denver Christian Perspectives |
"The first one to plead his cause seems right, Until his neighbor comes and examines him." Proverbs 18:17 When watching the movie, Divided, last year at the Colorado homeschooling conference, I was curious about what kind of historical evidence would be brought forward. Would the true story of Sunday school be told? To my dismay, it was not so. [continued here]