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Logic of the Trinity
Why do Christians believe in the doctrine of the Trinity? Christians believe that the one true God exists eternally as three distinguishable but inseparable persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—equal in every divine perfection and executing distinct … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged cripplegate, Father, God, Holy Spirit, Son, spirit, theology, trinitarian, Trinity
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What is the Church’s Social Responsibility?
I believe the primary mission of the local church to the lost is to provide not material, but spiritual relief by proclaiming the good news of eternal life by grace through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In times … Continue reading
Posted in Church and Kingdom, Cultural Commentary, Reviews
Tagged 9marks, activism, church, community, cripplegate, evangelism, finances, Gospel, great commission, John MacArthur, local, local church, market, mission, missions, priorities, relief, scott aniol, SJ&G, social, social action, social justice, social responsibility, socialism
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Two More on Social Justice
Two more issues in the whole matter (I mentioned before another crucial distinction) are the definition of justice and the direction of obligation. The definition of justice is not what progressives would have us make it, and this is crucial … Continue reading →