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Tag Archives: mercy of God
Does Even the Slightest Sin Deserve Eternal Damnation?
Calvinists like to quote James 2:10 to teach that even the slightest sin requires eternal damnation. Here’s my response from my book, Rebuilding the Foundations: The passage is in James 2 and talks about showing favoritism to one another, yet … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Evangelicals, Gospel, Modern Doctrines, Protestants
Tagged calvinism, eternal damnation, final judgment, james 2:10, judgment, mercy of God, sinless perfection
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God Has Always Been Merciful (Rebuilding the Foundations)
I haven’t posted in over a month. I have been trying to listen to God’s guidance for the rest of my life. A lot of things have changed that have given us more free time and less responsibilities. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Rebuilding the Foundations
Tagged good works, judgment, mercy, mercy of God, penal substitutionary atonement
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Two Acts of Unbelief You Do Not Want to Commit
Paul jumped on the Corinthians for acting like humans (1 Cor. 3:3). Why? I have heard people say that Jesus was the second Adam. Jesus was not the second Adam. He was the last Adam. According to 1 Corinthians 15, … Continue reading
Posted in Holiness
Tagged 1 Corinthians 3:3, clean slate, Lamentations 3:22, last Adam, mercy of God, new creation, new every morning, new man, second man
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