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“Who is a God like you, pardoning iniquity and passing over transgression for the remnant of His inheritance? He does not retain His anger forever, because He delights in steadfast love” (Micah 7:18).
Truly, we have a different God. Different, certainly, from other gods, who desire nothing but bloodshed for satisfaction and are never satisfied. [...]
“The Church” A question that has come up for me many times in my meditations, readings, discussions, etc., it this: what is the church? Can we see it? Do who know who is in it? What does it consist of? Who is its head? All these sorts of things. So, I would like to take [...]
Well, here we are at our first Munchie Monday! This will be a post where, instead of drawing strictly from the Scriptures and other quotes, I will attempt to offer some of my own thoughts. I would like to look at a particular text today: Galatians 3.
In my humble opinion, Galatians 3, on its [...]
I received an email from a reader and I would like to make some of my response available on the blog. For the sake of privacy, the email and the name of the person will be left out.
Reader Question 1: My guess is that a JW is allowed to cut off dialog and not [...]
This coming Friday I’m having a sit down with some Mormon missionaries.
I’ve decided to focus my critique on their doctrine of God. Specifically, I had in mind the following quote from the King Follett discourse delivered by Joseph Smith. (http://jon.swelter.net/king_follett_discourse.html)
“God himself was once as we are now, and is an exalted man, [...]
Here is a very interesting quote by David Vandrunen from Westminster Seminary in California. I found it in an article entitled “Iconoclasm, Incarnation, and Eschatology: Toward a Catholic Understanding of the Reformed Doctrine of the ‘Second’ Commandment”. The article is about the Reformed view on Icons and how we refuse to make images of Christ [...]
A friend of mine sent me a link to his friend’s blog. He has a very interesting post on John 1:1.
Here’s a quote:
The construction is specific and purposeful on John’s part. The pre-verbal anarthrous predicate nominative construction is speaking about the nature of the Word. In other words, John 1:1c is not trying [...]
Recently I was engaged in a conversation with a Jehovah’s Witness. He didn’t recognize me as one, even though I probably saw him at least three times a year at our conferences. Anyway, it is very common for Witnesses, and other groups to attack Constantine and the Council of Nicea as the end of the [...]
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