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- The Role of the Law in the Sanctification of the Believer . . .
In recent years the theological term “pronomianism” has emerged within lay scholarship and academia While still evolving as a concept, it is the doctrine that affirms the ongoing and universal nature of all God’s commandments, to be practised literally and non-literally (by way of principlism and paradigm), as opposed to a theological framework that designates only the “moral” as
- HELL IS ABOLISHED ALL SIN IS PAID FOR IN FULL BY OUR LORD . . .
ALL SIN IS PAID FOR IN FULL BY OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST by Woodrow Edgar Nichols, Jr
- What is Antinomianism? - BibleAsk
Antinomianism Antinomianism is defined as the doctrine or belief that the Gospel frees Christians from required obedience to any law, whether scriptural, civil, or moral, and that salvation is attained solely through faith and the gift of divine grace In some Christian circles, an antinomian is a person who takes the doctrine of salvation by faith and divine grace to the extent of confirming
- PAUL AND ROME ACCORDING TO THE BOOK OF ACTS
PAUL AND ROME ACCORDING TO PAUL And I myself also am persuaded in you, my brethren, that ye also are full of Goodness, filled with All Knowledge, able also to Admonish one another Nevertheless, brethren, I have written the more boldly unto you in some sort, as putting you in mind, because of the Grace that is Given unto me of God, that I should be the Minister of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles
- Christian Universalism is a distinctly Christian worldview . . .
Christian Universalism is not a world view of “all roads lead to God” or one in which it doesn’t matter what you believe since “all will be saved ” It is distinctly Christian because its sole foundation is upon the person and work of Jesus Christ It resonates through the redemptive Story of God summarized within the historical creeds
- Universalism and Hell - Ligonier Ministries
Why do some people claim that hell will ultimately be unpopulated? Today, Barry Cooper contrasts this idea with the clear teaching of Jesus on who will inherit eternal life and who will not
- Judges: Messianic Universalism | Maimonides the Universalist . . .
Abstract This chapter concentrates on the Book of Judges (Sefer shoftim) as the fourteenth and final book of the Mishneh torah, as well as the last four-b
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