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 2/14/11 9:36 AM |
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The U.S. Constitution defines equality but doesn't define marriage. Thus, in the name of sexual equality, won't the government eventually compel anyone vested with the power to marry (justice of the peace, notary or religious minister) to perform a same-sex marriage in his church, if requested? Christ have mercy upon us. |
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| 2/11/11 5:13 PM |
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"Therefore, confess your sins to one another, and pray for one another so that you may be healed. The effective prayer of a righteous man is very powerful."
- James 5:16A Lutheran pastor absolves confessed sins by saying this: "Upon this your confession and in the stead and by the command of my Lord Jesus Christ, I forgive you all your sins in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." If you don't share your sins with your pastor and receive absolution, with whom do you confess and "be healed"? |
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 2/11/11 4:40 PM |
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“ Courage to Multiply? ”
Dear Pastor Boling, Thank you for your discussion with Dr. Wells about his book: "The Courage to Be Protestant: Truth-lovers, Marketers, and Emergents in the Postmodern World." Isn't multiplication also a factor as implied by the question about the burgeoning number of homeschoolers? A case in point is researcher and author, Dr. Eric Kaufmann, a secular liberal scholar of politics at the University of London, who has written the following soon-to-be-released significant book: “Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth?” Who, did the research find, shall “inherit the Earth”?: (1.) Old Order Amish, (2.) Quiverfull Evangelical Movement, (3.) Traditional Latin Mass Catholics, (4.) American Mormons, (5.) Hasidic Jews and (6.) Muslims. In the final analysis, will it be marketers, "Emergents" and denominations who will survive or those with the courage to obey God, be fruitful and multiply? |
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| 2/9/11 4:13 PM |
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(This sermon is no longer available) |
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“ World Hates the Womb? ”
We need to protect women, the womb, families and babies from the world. It's biblical advice: Be in the world but not of it. Listen to him! |
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| 2/9/11 11:08 AM |
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Researcher and author, Dr. Eric Kaufmann, a secular liberal scholar of politics at the University of London, has written the following, soon-to-be-released significant book: “Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth?” What does it conclude?: “Yes, they will.” Who, did the research find, shall “inherit the Earth”?:
(1.) Old Order Amish
(2.) Quiverfull Evangelical Movement (3.) Traditional Latin Mass Catholics (4.) American Mormons
(5.) Hasidic Jews
(6.) Muslims If a denomination is open to children and bequeaths its faith to them, won't it multiply? Perhaps Presbyterians are deviating from this path and will not "inherit the Earth." |
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 1/9/08 2:05 PM |
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From Adrian Warnock's blog"...As a non-paedobaptist ..For me, if there is any doubt at all about whether babies should be baptised we should leave them unbaptised. Why? Based on a Warnock law of decision making- considering worst case scenarios. If I dont baptise my kids, whats the worst thing that can happen? No one seems to believe that baptising them is in any way efficacious. So the worst thing is that I am disobeying a commandment that God never gave me in the first place. IF God wanted me to baptise my kids I think he would have made it clearer by actually asking me to in the bible. So, whats the worst case scenario on the other hand? Well, I inocculate my kids against true christianity. They feel they have done it all and have nothing left to do. They grow up and never have the opportunity that a decision about baptism does to bring absolute clarity to whether they believe or not. Drifting apparently into faith they then drift out of it again, all the time thinking "Im ok coz my parents did it for me". The bible is very clear in acts and says "Repent and be baptised"...." |
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