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Si J. V. ay may magandang tanong: May nabasa ako kamakailan na sinulat ng isang umano ay Cristianong manunulat na nakainis sa akin. Sinabi ng manunulat na ito na sa […]
J. V. ci pone una domanda molto interessante: L’altro giorno, ho letto qualcosa di un presunto autore cristiano che mi ha turbato. Egli sosteneva che in cielo non ci saranno […]
Dave sent me an article (originally a Facebook post) entitled “Salvation Is Not Unconditional” by Dr. Robert Gagnon (see here). Gagnon says that salvation does have a condition. Gagnon’s second […]
Non so se sia tecnicamente corretto chiamare regalo qualcosa che si acquista per se stessi, ma ho sentito dire che è così. Quindi, ho deciso di fare una ricerca su […]
Rene Descartes wrote in 1637, “Cognito, ergo sum.” That means, “I think, therefore I am.” We know we exist because we are sentient beings. During a dream last night, I […]
No sé si técnicamente es correcto llamar regalo a algo que compras para ti mismo. Pero he oído a gente decir eso. Así que decidí hacer una búsqueda en Google. […]
Hindi ko alam kung tama bang tawagin ang binili mo para sa iyong sarili na isang regalo. Ngunit naririnig ko ang mga taong nagsasabi nito. Kaya nagdesisyon akong magsiyasat sa […]
Today, I recorded a seven-minute YouTube video with this same title. It should go up on the Grace Evangelical Society YouTube channel around the time this blog posts. When I […]
Ecco la domanda scottante del giorno dalla mia casella di posta: Innanzitutto, vorrei dire che apprezzo GES (Grace Evangelical Society) e mi trovo d’accordo con gran parte di quello che […]
Sharon told me about the movie and suggested we watch it. Amazon Prime members can watch the movie at no added cost. The trailer for the movie sounds like a […]
I think the most common passage used to try to refute Grace Theology is James 2. Verses in the chapter are constantly quoted to teach that...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr have been discussing the unpardonable or unforgivable sin. Could a believer commit such...
A recent article about what it means to believe in Jesus made this provocative statement: Salvation does not depend on hitting an unstated bullseye or...
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