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The Treadmill of Roman Catholicism
As he so often does, James White has once again put forth a clear and concise reason for why he believes what he believes. In response to this quote, I say, “Ditto for me!”. I just wish he… more →
Voice of the Sheep
Vintage Church, Chapter Two “What is a Christian Church?” Part First
whitet wrote 4 days ago: Mark Driscoll contends that many believers, even pastors, cannot answer, “What is a Christian C … more →
John Calvin: 500 years
C T Hall wrote 1 week ago: Today marks the 500th anniversary of John Calvin’s birth. Born Jean Cauvin, in a small town in … more →
Religion:A good thing or a bad thing.
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bpleland wrote 1 month ago: It really depends on just how clear the lens is that you choose to use when you examine religion and … more →
Answers: What is a widespread critism of the Catholic church during the early 1500s?
mczajkow wrote 1 month ago: The period of time you are referring to is called the Age of Reformation when many different groups … more →
(1/3) Christopher Strunk back on Speak Up with Sandra Shulte (2009-05)
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Phil wrote 1 month ago: Christopher Strunk discusses the mineral grab in Africa in relation to the Vatican’s plan to c … more →
Why the Protestant Reformation failed...
David Moorman wrote 1 month ago: “It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mout … more →
Subversive Historian - 05/27/09
Gabriel San Blogman wrote 1 month ago: The Execution of Thomas Muntzer Back in the day on May 27th, 1525 German religious reformer and the … more →
History Lesson or I'm Beginning To Think This Benjamin Fellow Is A Big Dork...
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benjamindennis wrote 1 month ago: My wife is the type of person that reads every single ingredient in a product before purchasing it. … more →
Good Blog – Winfried Corduan
fleance7 wrote 1 month ago: Winfried Corduan, who taught philosophy and religion at Taylor University for 20 years, has a great … more →
Pentecost Sunday, May 31, 2009
Immanuel Congregational Church wrote 1 month ago: Lessons designated by the Common Lectionary include: Acts 2: 1-21, Psalm 104: 25-34, 35b, Romans 8: … more →
The Treadmill of Roman Catholicism
Brian Thornton wrote 1 month ago: As he so often does, James White has once again put forth a clear and concise reason for why he beli … more →
Keep It Simple or Who's the Guy That Keeps Speaking Latin In the Ozarks..?
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benjamindennis wrote 1 month ago: Ah, yes. It’s a beautiful time of the year… The time in which that dreadful scourge upon … more →
Evolving Forms of Governance
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apintalisayon wrote 2 months ago: As I type these words I am enjoying the view of Kowloon across the Hong Kong harbour. Beyond Kowloon … more →
An Islamic Reformation?
davidbroberts wrote 2 months ago: There is an interesting article at Middle East Online discussing whether Islam needs a reformation i … more →
Q26- Information: another Force for Democratization (Trans-Societal Megatrend #2?)
apintalisayon wrote 2 months ago: What is common among these three events: (i) the Fall of Bastille in 1789, (ii) the invention of the … more →
A Fragmented Church and the Prayer of Jesus
Communications wrote 3 months ago: Article by Bishop David Epps There was a time when the Church was one. There had been heresies, d … more →
Plagues, Protestants, Patrons, Performers
Saera wrote 3 months ago: The Bubonic Plague was very effective in Shakespeare’s time, as it was a major cause of the de … more →
Sola Scriptura!
curtmize wrote 4 months ago: What Does Sola Scriptura mean? Well, a while back during a little thing called the Protestant Reform … more →
What are you protesting?
Catholic Nerd wrote 4 months ago: I had a short conversation the other day with a Christian who didn’t know what a Protestant wa … more →
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