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Bible Contradictions, The Myth of Contradictions In The Bible

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Bible Contradictions, A Great Misconception According to some people, bible contradictions abound. Yet the truth stands far from that assumption. There are no contradictions in the bible. However, many people have a misconception of Scripture application. For example: One question asked on Quora involves a quest to uncover the biggest contradiction in Scripture. Asked by one cheerleader, team human, Samantha … Continue reading →

Deception of Total Annihilation – Atheism Allied Christianity

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Atheism Allied Christianity Embraces Arguments For Total Annihilation While researching the doctrine of Total Annihilation, I can across a YouTube video wherein a self-proclaimed atheist set about to prove that there is no hell much less a place wherein those who reject Christ shall suffer eternal torment. The arguments presented by this unbeliever included twisted viewpoints of Scripture; falsely applied … Continue reading →

Gods Will, Gods Plan and Spiritual Malpractice

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Gods Will Should Not Be Defined By Our Faulty Value System Sometimes it seems that we live to die. You’ve likely been there, sitting under ministers who consistently speak words of death upon you. “Suit me fine,” they say, “if he would come right now.” And the focus of this spiritual malpractice is on eternal life without concern for all … Continue reading →

Memorable Preaching Message: What Message Did Your Preacher Preach Last Week?

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Heard Any Memorable Preaching This Week? One morning in Sunday School shortly after a particularly memorable preaching message, a praise report arose favoring the pastor of that particular church assembly. Several long-time church members offered comments of agreement, and then one attendee, new to the church by around six months, made this profound statement: “It’s been many years since I … Continue reading →