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couple of good ones
I have had a couple of windows open the last couple of days in order to post about them. one political and one theological. here we go. first the political: I believe it is crucial to understand that it doesn’t … Continue reading
accountability for rejecting Christ
here is John Piper’s illustration of the difference between moral inability and legal inability and why a person can be held accountable for rejecting Christ even though they can’t choose Christ on their own accord. Give it a listen and … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, calvinism, John Piper, predestination, reformation theology, responsibility, theology
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price of perpetual boyhood
Amy Holmes is wondering if there is a price for men to pay in their pursuit of perpetual adolescence. Inher post on The Corner she says about the death of DJ AM [Adam Goldstein]: But consider: He died a 36-year-old … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Uncategorized
Tagged adam goldstein, amy holmes, celebrity culture, dj am, national review, responsibility, the Corner
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the Shack part I
I am reading the Shack. It took all the way to page 165 (out of 246) before I got completely angry. Up to that time I was reading at a relatively low grade frustration level. The prose was juvenile. the … Continue reading
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Tagged evil, free will, god, responsibility, sovereignty, the shack, W. Paul Young
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sovereignty
John MacArthur nails it with the opening sentence of this post (the second and third sentences are excellent as well) which is an excerpt from the book Ashamed of the Gospel. No doctrine is more despised by the natural mind … Continue reading
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Tagged carnality, choice, election, free will, john macarthur, predestination, rebellion, responsibility, sovereignty
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suffering
I noticed in the sidebar at the Straight Up blog a three part series on God’s role in suffering by Gerald Hiestand. Here is part three which contains links to the first two parts. Go check it out. I like … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, determinism, free will, gerald hiestand, indeterminism, morality, responsibility, sovereignty, suffering
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discussion
I don’t how many of you have noticed the discussion that has been going on in comments to this post, but I encourage everyone to take some time and go check it out. I have a some questions though for … Continue reading
Posted in culture
Tagged abortion, care, life, love, marriage, responsibility, selfishness, sex
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James 3:1
James 3:1 says that not many of us should be teachers because we who teach will be judged more strictly. Teaching the word of God to the people of God is a huge responsibility and should be approached with an … Continue reading
Posted in church, culture, politics
Tagged abortion, catholic politicians, catholic priests, judgment, responsibility, stricter judgment, teaching
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two quick hits
here are two quick hits from the Sola Panel courtesy of the Ramblin’ Pastor Man. first Gavin Perkins gives us a reminder to be faithful in the little things. Recently I have observed this phenomenon: there is an inverse relationship … Continue reading
calvinism and evangelism
Tim Challies has a long detailed look at calvinism and evangelism that is well worth reading for those who do not understand why someone who believes in sovereign grace feels the need to spread the good news of the gospel … Continue reading
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Tagged calvinism, evangelism, responsibility, sovereignty, tim challies
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part of the tension
I seek to live in the tension (see my “about” page). the main tension we live in is the tension between our responsibility for our actions and God’s sovereignty. The intersection at this point is a profound mystery that belongs … Continue reading
change the world?
Brad Abare has an article on Catalyst about why changing the world disturbs him. It is titled, reasonably enough, “Changing the World Disturbs Me”. In the article he makes this statement, “Lately, I’m beginning to think that this inclination for … Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, change the world, church, responsibility, stewardship
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