Category Archives: rey’s a point
Spontaneous, Natural, Physical Resurrection
Oh the universe is full of amazing and wonderful things and very few subjects have been the source of more fiery debates than the topic of evolution. But in all the hubbub of debates about creation, or intelligent design, or cosmological origins one major facet of the Christian faith goes unnoticed: the explanation for the [...]
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Should Christians Rejoice Over The Death of the Wicked?
After some (long) time of hunting, the American special forces have successfully found and killed Osama Bin Laden, fulfilling the mission that was implemented under the command of President Bush. As President Obama echoed the words of said president, the American resolve remained united, and an enemy was stopped. And with the preparation for the [...]
Also posted in current affairs, history, human, rey's a point Tagged bush, ethics, government, obama, osama bin laden, rejoicing 31 Comments
Questioning Salvation
Narcissism. The web (a blog) is all about Me. Who cares about what I say? Who cares if I’ve gotten to a point with soteriology (that is the study of salvation) where I might tentatively define myself by a label again? No one cares. But I post it anyway. I’ve often said that I write [...]
Christ Didn’t Die For All: He Died For Paul
It is patently obvious that we have gotten the atonement wrong this whole time. We keep saying things like Christ died for all but the fact is that this is completely unscriptural and dangerous. Scripture is clear about the extent of the atonement: one man. Note that Paul explicitly points out the particularity of the [...]
Also posted in apologetics, rey's a point, salvation Tagged calvinism, definite atonement, limited atonement 2 Comments
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