Go check out the Pactum, and especially this series on the Law and Gospel. Getting this distinction right is difficult, but there is little which is more important to our understanding of the good news.
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Be sure to listen to episode 258 - Law and Gospel Objections on Spotify, YouTube, or Apple Podcasts
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New Episode!
Be sure to listen to episode 258 - Law and Gospel Objections on Spotify, YouTube, or Apple Podcasts
https://t.co/j9UfCVdw9D
https://t.co/R5LrrksXfq
https://t.co/sNjyf0ZQt6
@maklelan Dan, you're not interested in critical evaluation, you just want to play gotcha games. Here, you embarrass yourself by thinking only one man can be called Goliath. People aren't buying your appeal to your own authority, it's weak and unfounded.
@maklelan Credentialist's attempt to structure power by assuming expertise, and then denigrating anyone who disagrees with them as brainless or blithe..
@ShaneSchaetzel What a silly little cope. Protestants account for 140 million Americans. Randomly selecting 3 denoms doesn't paint an accurate picture, and you know that. Protestant convictions are stronger than Catholic ones in America by the numbers.
@maklelan Someone just showed they've never interacted with a commentary on Esther. Divine providence is the theme of the book. The conspicuous absence of the name of God alongside the meticulous ordering of events is a narrative maneuver in Esther as most scholars agree.
@MikeCosper The Marxism you see on campuses didn't materialize overnight as you depict Mike. The warnings fell on deaf ears for years, or else were ignored by you and folks like you. This is the result. You punching right, as always, doesn't change that fact.