A Letter about ‘Freedom’ and Christianity
…I believe that the church has the right to adopt ‘customs’ in a given situation that are not God’s Law. For example, I think the Baptist Church had the right…
…I believe that the church has the right to adopt ‘customs’ in a given situation that are not God’s Law. For example, I think the Baptist Church had the right…
Some portions of the American church, it is asserted, have gotten much more politicized in recent years. It is at the point where many want to ditch the word ‘evangelical’,…
…interesting that Sirico talked about his experience as a pastor in a local church in Grand Rapids, which he is. But most of his points about that experience seemed to…
…generation of males who came to believe that sex was an entitlement. The Church tried to tell them otherwise, but they weren’t listening. Then, feminists found a different way, more…
…position regarding civil ‘marriage’ for those outside the church. It is heresy to demand that such ‘marriages’ be recognized under canon law within the church, and (b) persons of homosexual…
…flesh’ or by human means, not according to the promise. And now, once again, they are one of the chief challenges to the Church as well as to post-Christian civilization….
…6 that indeed the Christian church should have ‘sharia courts’, you will pardon the expression, but the most severe penalty they can impose is excommunication, and there is no possible…
…Christ’ is in the church and not separable from it. [I won’t say ‘through the church’ because that might be too much of a concession to Catholicism.] The Church is…
…I think modern people not brought up in the Church cannot distinguish between forgiving and condoning.] Those who fail to “find the narrow gate” and find the “highway to hell…
…worry about the West, know that the Christian Church has broken its attachment to the West and is a worldwide church. Prester John Rides! …