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www.pentecostalnews.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The discussion centers around the interpretation of biblical passages regarding gender roles, particularly focusing on complementarianism versus egalitarianism. Key points include the roles of Adam and Eve in Genesis, the concept of submission and authority in the New Testament, and the theological implications of the Trinity's perichoresis. Participants debate whether submission in marriage and ministry is hierarchical or mutual, and whether the biblical text supports equality or distinct roles for men and women. The conversation also touches on the cultural and historical context of the Pater Familia and its contrast with divine intent. | |
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justinwords.com
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| | | | | I recently gave this talk in Church. I really enjoy speaking. It forces me to dig deep and organize and write down my thoughts. It helps me to crystallize truths better. Today is my son Edger's birthday. He turns 5. He knows that his birthday comes after Christmas, so 2 years ago, after Christmas Angela... | |
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www.brandonstaggs.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text presents a critical view of modern Christian movements, particularly the Emergent Church and Rick Warren's teachings, which are seen as leading back to mysticism and New Age ideas. It contrasts these with the Reformation's goals of returning to biblical truth and warns against the dangers of religious tolerance and apostasy. The discussion includes debates over Bible translations, the role of the KJV, and the importance of sticking to apostolic teachings. Many commenters share personal experiences of leaving churches due to doctrinal issues and express hope for a return to solid biblical foundations. | |
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theimaginativeconservative.org
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| | | To the ordinary human eye, St. Charbel is simply an oddity, one who embraced a life already slightly weird (monasticism) and took it to the next level (hermit). But it's such radical Christians who transcend their age because they listen always to the Voice telling them of the essence of the moral law within. (essay by David Deavel) | ||
