C.M.R. Rogers

Just a simple man trying to make his way in the Universe. Reformed Catholic. History. Star Wars. Ardens Virens.

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

“All envy or actual sin is caused by the lack of an ordered love of universals.” – John Wycliffe #LoveGod #KeepHisCommandments

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

@PerfInjust Yep. Saying the Faith isn't political (or above the political) *is* a political statement. Saying politics isn't related to religion (let alone true Religion) is a political position. And bad politics lol Thems the rules, gents.

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

@DailyGenevan @allyncoppola No. Don't. We're full.

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@PerfInjust Two more kids to feed smh 😂

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@PerfInjust The default to biblicism is always disappointing. We are dwarves compared to our Fathers.

[Peter Bringe @BringePeter]

Christianity is good for every people. Romans 1:18-32 describes the bad consequences of turning away from true religion. The public good that the civil government is to promote includes piety, as well as justice and peace.

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

@PresbyInn @AlexanderF1909 Reformed to Reformed, are the 3 billion subtypes of Reformed variations on any number of theological topics a joke to you? 😂

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@mrs_k_r_ If you're referring to the one in Savannah, GA: it's a colonial holdover where churches not Church of England were legally "independent". However some NE Puritan churches a la Edwards were functionally congregational despite confessing Westminster theologically.

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@DailyGenevan Sound exegesis

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@redeemed_zoomer Many such examples! Sad!

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@foxes_on_fire @FrankCapraJr @thisisfoster Curiouser and curiouser.

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@ZacharyGarris Grateful that mine did.

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@TheProtestantP If buoyancy is sufficient, why do I need to learn how to swim? Checkmate, Swim Instructors!

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

@ericmetaxas No, it doesn't, because even if they are on the receiving of every sad, heinous event, they still reject Jesus Christ (IE God of their Fathers) & are due the judgment of God. In fact those events prove his disfavor & He will not relent until they repent and believe in Him.

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

@PersistPatriot @ericmetaxas @pmatte59 They're not barred from salvation utterly, but are blinded, under God's judgment, & no longer the *visible* Covenant People bc they rejected him. The Visible Xtian Church by baptism & profession is His Bride. If they truly serve their Father's God they must repent & believe. QED.

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@ericmetaxas @pmatte59 Into *Christ*: *the* faithful Seed of Abraham. Gal 3. In Him the promises are for the Church (IE. all faithful Gentiles & Jews). The Church is the Israel of God. Israel rejected Christ & broke covenant; he divorced them in 70AD. They *must* repent of their apostasy to be saved.

[C.M.R. Rogers @ardensvirens]

@ZacharyGarris It always goes along the lines of: "I like this opinion, but I would never hold anyone to account to it. In fact, if we did, it would be wrong." It's impotent moralism - all the morality without the lived morality.

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@ZacharyGarris In fact. @redeemed_zoomer . Thoughts?

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@ZacharyGarris Someone page RZ.

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@AnglicanSaxon Cool. Not the 1662 but cool nonetheless!

[Fight1312 @fight1312]

Rightly ordered loves, fam