“ . . . receiving the end of your belief—the salvation of your souls.” What is the “end” of one’s belief? (btw: “belief” and “faith” are synonymous) Having grown up in christianity, being formally educated in it, and being in it for five decades, if I had a nickel for every “altar call” or “invitation” … Read more
The Sabbaths (plural) and the Holy Spirit. Now, when I say “most christians,” understand that, from my experience, it is the position of most christians that the ordained feast days (Sabbaths) are something that don’t apply to them (they’re actually correct in that, but not for the reasons they think—it’s not that the Sabbaths have … Read more
There are generally two camps on this issue within christianity—those who believe that salvation is permanent once it is received, and those who think that someone can be saved, and then lose that salvation by living a life of fleshly sin, or by simply renouncing his salvation. There is a very simple explanation for why … Read more