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carl on 'Glenn Beck's God is Not My God': [32] BillB Maybe we need a theocracy ruled by Calvinist like you and carl who will go ahead and send the Satanist Non-Calvinist non-true-Christians to…
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MichaelA on Dean Robert S. Munday: What Should we Think of Lay Presidency?: Okay, at least we get some defences of Sydney’s position now, although none from Sydney. That is significant – Sydney prides itself on its commitment…
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Jackie on 'Glenn Beck's God is Not My God': I disagree Fastrider.  Never once felt that he was urging me to accept, embrace or consider Mormonism.
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Dalton on 'Glenn Beck's God is Not My God': Beck is a Mormon.  Fair enough.  You won’t see me agreeing with Mormonism’s teachings.  But for what it’s worth, I respect the man a Hell…

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Archbishop Henry Orombi celebrates John Calvin: Preaches in Geneva on Servanthood (audio)

Tuesday, November 3, 2009 • 4:22 pm

From RC Sproul's Ligonier Ministries:

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Let’s note that Bp. John Guernsey is NOT celebrating John Calvin.  Orombi planted a Reformed seed in America but it never sprouted.

[1] Posted by Aaytch on 11-04-2009 at 06:25 AM • top

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[2] Posted by MichaelA on 11-08-2009 at 12:03 AM • top

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