Reflecting on the increasing sympathy toward homosexuality among evangelicals and what I believe will become an increased acceptance of it as time goes [...]
Monthly Archives: May 2007
Christian Carnival CLXXII.
Now up. A lot of posts this week, including a number that didn’t get through.
Christian Carnival CLXXI & CLXXII.
Last week’s Christian Carnival CLXXI (171st for those of you rusty on Roman numerals) was/is at Light Along the Journey. [...]
Jesus, the Glorious Exception (Finite People and Eternal Punishment, Pt. 6).
This entry is part 6 of 6 in the series Finite People and Eternal PunishmentBack in Part 1, I used [...]
Love and glory: Love allows for degree.
This entry is part 6 of 6 in the series Love and Glory (incomplete)Lesser love can act like hate (Luke [...]
Resurrection Accounts.
Had a wee discussion in the comments section of Peter Smythe’s blog.  From what I’ve read of Peter’s blog, he’s a [...]
Review and Miscellaneous Points (Finite People and Eternal Punishment, Pt. 5).
This entry is part 5 of 6 in the series Finite People and Eternal PunishmentReview. I said at the beginning [...]
Sin committed during a finite period of time does not make the sin finite (Finite People and Eternal Punishment, Pt. 4).
This entry is part 4 of 6 in the series Finite People and Eternal PunishmentThe third part of the objection [...]
Human beings commit infinite sins (Finite People and Eternal Punishment, Pt. 3).
This entry is part 3 of 6 in the series Finite People and Eternal PunishmentThe second part of the objection [...]
Humans are not completely finite (Finite People and Eternal Punishment, Pt. 2).
This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series Finite People and Eternal PunishmentThe main objection to eternal punishment, [...]
Introduction to a false argument (Finite People and Eternal Punishment, Pt. 1).
This entry is part 1 of 6 in the series Finite People and Eternal PunishmentThe main objection to eternal punishment [...]
Faith is Trust is Believing.
In the Bible, the words “faith” and “believe” are the same word – faith is the noun; believe is the [...]
Gender in the diaconate.
The question has been raised by one or two in our Church (and answered by some): Does the Bible teach women can be deacons? [...]