I’m not really sure apologetics, at least how it’s practiced today, is a good thing.
I don’t think we argue our way into faith. In fact, I’d say very few people come to faith by way of logic. We’d probably more often lose that battle than win.
@emilykmay The challenge is also very local because North Carolina is capitating funds through the managed Care organizations over the next several years unless there's a significant change in the state budget. Unfortunately they just voted to stop tax increases.
Wemby, who has eclectic religious interests (including Islam and Buddhism), sees gambling as a moral issue.
Would love to see Christian athletes in the NBA take a similar stand.
https://t.co/qfA4OXmqXj
@thescottbarber Cheap grace means grace sold on the market like cheapjacks' wares. The sacraments, the forgiveness of sin... are thrown away at cut prices. Grace is represented as the Church's inexhaustible treasury... without asking questions or fixing limits - Bonhoeffer
A handy comparison of Stephen Wolfe and Emanuel Hirsch& Wilhelm Stapel, German nationalists, protestants, Nazis
A thread, based on new English translations I've made
The only ideological difference between wolfe and these Nazi thinkers 1920 to 1932 is his desire to eradicate all non-"heritage Americans" from amongst us as opposed to simply Jewish people.
And he goes much further than both of them in violent language