Saturday, July 4, 2009
Martha on What about Other Religions?: "Should the resurrection of Christ, and the future resurrection of believers be rejected, or at least eschewed as ‘unhelpful’, because modern biology says that humans...
Fidela on DioNC Releases Statement on Lombard Molestation Charges: This kind of thing is merely the logical and inevitable outcome of failure to submit to Christ as Lord and yield to the leading of...
Matt Kennedy on What about Other Religions?: Hi Bill B, in OT, believers were saved through conscious faith the Promise of God to Abraham who is Jesus Christ (Gen 15:6--Romans 4). In...
fyffee on Fresh Hell: A Liturgy for Transformational Living. Whatever That Is.: Seriously - I've just spoken to my 22 yr old daughter about this kind of presentation, and having a middle aged talking head on a...
fyffee on Fresh Hell: A Liturgy for Transformational Living. Whatever That Is.: Well - there's going to be music - that's good; and poetry - could be interesting, especially if it's that modern stuff which is devoid...
Dr. Priscilla Turner on What about Other Religions?: A paper on the judgment of the heathen that I have posted before.
Edward Tamsberg on DioNC Releases Statement on Lombard Molestation Charges: This is sad. Either the Church knew and did nothing or they didn't know and seem incredibly out of touch with their own vestry.
driver8 on What about Other Religions?: FWIW, and apologies for the digression, there has been an interesting discussion of randomness and divine causality in the First Things blog. At http://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/2009/06/12/re-the-new-theistic-evolutionists/ and...
ToAllTheWorld on Fresh Hell: A Liturgy for Transformational Living. Whatever That Is.: Even amateurs who live in L.A. ought to know better ways to make an interesting video than shooting talking heads while going nuts with the...
carl on What about Other Religions?: Sorry, that should have been ... [45] Boring Bloke btw, Boring Bloke, you might enjoy my most favorite joke I ever thought of ever. Did...
carl on What about Other Religions?: Boring Bloke You are correct that God exists outside of time. In this sense there is no contingency in the Universe. But men view events...
Piedmont on Technical Note: Some Changes on the Way: Greg: Can you add a web cam for the secret volcano lair?
driver8 on What about Other Religions?: Very briefly, my perspective is one that sees salvation as possible only through Christ but that Christ may save those who do not consciously come...
RalphM on Fresh Hell: A Liturgy for Transformational Living. Whatever That Is.: I need some dramamine... One primary rule of video editing: If you really, really notice all the effects, the video was done by an amateur....
BillB on What about Other Religions?: 1 Peter holds two passages that seem to indicate that there is more going on than we know. These are 1 Peter 1:19-20 and 1...
TLDillon on +Gulick Hires Gay Lawyer to Sue for Fort Worth Property: Paul Powers, Bishop Iker has done the very same thing that our Bishop John-David did. Gulick is doing the very same thing that Lamb has done....
ruauper2 on Attempt to 'Disappear' Frank Lombard Moves from Church to Commune: Andrew [75] Agreed. The final two paragraphs of your post summarizes matters far better than I could. Too bad it took us so long to realize...
Paul Powers on +Gulick Hires Gay Lawyer to Sue for Fort Worth Property: The ACNA constitution and canons aren't really applicable here because Fort Worth's diocesan convention has to vote on whether Fort Worth shall join the ACNA...
AndrewA on What about Other Religions?: Matt: ...because there is no clear command that says, for example: “You must only baptize adult believers by immersion” Ron Kirby: Thanks, Matt. ...
mari on Attempt to 'Disappear' Frank Lombard Moves from Church to Commune: ruaper2, apparently because you can not engage in honest debate, you construct straw men arguments as a means to attack those facts you can't dispute....
The Episcopal Church: The Nature of its Disease
Monday, December 11, 2006 • 9:52 am
From His Evidence:
It is no overstatement to claim that “no Christian standard or doctrine is safe” in the hands of leadership that has effectively abandoned Scripture as the supreme authority for life. The new Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church has already shown that the Gospel itself – the good news that God sent His only Son to die for our sins and reconcile all of creation to Him – isn’t safe in her hands.

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