#theology — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #theology, aggregated by home.social.
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The gates of hell will not prevail against the church. There is finality to that statement. This promise doesn't mean the church prevails everywhere, always. Christ's church will make it through this moment, but many local churches may not. Be confident in Christ's promise, but humble about your own congregation.
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The gates of hell will not prevail against the church. There is finality to that statement. This promise doesn't mean the church prevails everywhere, always. Christ's church will make it through this moment, but many local churches may not. Be confident in Christ's promise, but humble about your own congregation.
https://keelancook.com/the-end-of-the-church-in-america -
The gates of hell will not prevail against the church. There is finality to that statement. This promise doesn't mean the church prevails everywhere, always. Christ's church will make it through this moment, but many local churches may not. Be confident in Christ's promise, but humble about your own congregation.
https://keelancook.com/the-end-of-the-church-in-america -
The gates of hell will not prevail against the church. There is finality to that statement. This promise doesn't mean the church prevails everywhere, always. Christ's church will make it through this moment, but many local churches may not. Be confident in Christ's promise, but humble about your own congregation.
https://keelancook.com/the-end-of-the-church-in-america -
It still boggles my mind that five hundred years after the Reformation refuted the argument, there are still bishops in the Roman Catholic Church that insist on withholding the blood of Christ from the people of God. As if Christ didn't tell his disciples, “Drink from it, all of you," when he instituted the Eucharist in the first place.
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It still boggles my mind that five hundred years after the Reformation refuted the argument, there are still bishops in the Roman Catholic Church that insist on withholding the blood of Christ from the people of God. As if Christ didn't tell his disciples, “Drink from it, all of you," when he instituted the Eucharist in the first place.
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It still boggles my mind that five hundred years after the Reformation refuted the argument, there are still bishops in the Roman Catholic Church that insist on withholding the blood of Christ from the people of God. As if Christ didn't tell his disciples, “Drink from it, all of you," when he instituted the Eucharist in the first place.
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Many see Jesus’ ethic in the Sermon on the Mount as an impossible standard. The truth is, we cannot live this way on our own. The kingdom lifestyle requires a new heart, provided by Christ's perfect walk and sacrifice, enabling us to walk in this calling.
https://keelancook.com/christian-bear-the-family-resemblance -
Many see Jesus’ ethic in the Sermon on the Mount as an impossible standard. The truth is, we cannot live this way on our own. The kingdom lifestyle requires a new heart, provided by Christ's perfect walk and sacrifice, enabling us to walk in this calling.
https://keelancook.com/christian-bear-the-family-resemblance -
Many see Jesus’ ethic in the Sermon on the Mount as an impossible standard. The truth is, we cannot live this way on our own. The kingdom lifestyle requires a new heart, provided by Christ's perfect walk and sacrifice, enabling us to walk in this calling.
https://keelancook.com/christian-bear-the-family-resemblance -
Many see Jesus’ ethic in the Sermon on the Mount as an impossible standard. The truth is, we cannot live this way on our own. The kingdom lifestyle requires a new heart, provided by Christ's perfect walk and sacrifice, enabling us to walk in this calling.
https://keelancook.com/christian-bear-the-family-resemblance -
Today on That Beautiful Stream we'll be taking a look at angels: what they are and how they're spoken of in our liturgy.
#Angels #Anglican #Episcopal #Christianity #liturgy #Bible #spirituality #theology
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Today on That Beautiful Stream we'll be taking a look at angels: what they are and how they're spoken of in our liturgy.
#Angels #Anglican #Episcopal #Christianity #liturgy #Bible #spirituality #theology
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Today on That Beautiful Stream we'll be taking a look at angels: what they are and how they're spoken of in our liturgy.
#Angels #Anglican #Episcopal #Christianity #liturgy #Bible #spirituality #theology
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Today on That Beautiful Stream we'll be taking a look at angels: what they are and how they're spoken of in our liturgy.
#Angels #Anglican #Episcopal #Christianity #liturgy #Bible #spirituality #theology
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We tend to round off Scripture's challenging edges. The zeitgeist screams against confrontation, making "Do not judge" a tempting, but often wrong, application. When society's worldview confronts the biblical, one authority must win.
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We tend to round off Scripture's challenging edges. The zeitgeist screams against confrontation, making "Do not judge" a tempting, but often wrong, application. When society's worldview confronts the biblical, one authority must win.
https://keelancook.com/on-splinters-beams-and-correcting-others-part-1 -
We tend to round off Scripture's challenging edges. The zeitgeist screams against confrontation, making "Do not judge" a tempting, but often wrong, application. When society's worldview confronts the biblical, one authority must win.
https://keelancook.com/on-splinters-beams-and-correcting-others-part-1 -
We tend to round off Scripture's challenging edges. The zeitgeist screams against confrontation, making "Do not judge" a tempting, but often wrong, application. When society's worldview confronts the biblical, one authority must win.
https://keelancook.com/on-splinters-beams-and-correcting-others-part-1 -
@coleenwalter @gerrymcgovern Very interesting around this fundamental issue, the work by ecofeminist theology professor Rosemary Radford Ruether. See her book "Gaia and God", especially chap. 6: "Paradise Lost and the Fall into Patriarchy"
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@coleenwalter @gerrymcgovern Very interesting around this fundamental issue, the work by ecofeminist theology professor Rosemary Radford Ruether. See her book "Gaia and God", especially chap. 6: "Paradise Lost and the Fall into Patriarchy"
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@coleenwalter @gerrymcgovern Very interesting around this fundamental issue, the work by ecofeminist theology professor Rosemary Radford Ruether. See her book "Gaia and God", especially chap. 6: "Paradise Lost and the Fall into Patriarchy"
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@coleenwalter @gerrymcgovern Very interesting around this fundamental issue, the work by ecofeminist theology professor Rosemary Radford Ruether. See her book "Gaia and God", especially chap. 6: "Paradise Lost and the Fall into Patriarchy"
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Robert Isaac Wilberforce (1802-1857) and the politics of conversion.
(from the archive)
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Robert Isaac Wilberforce (1802-1857) and the politics of conversion.
(from the archive)
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Robert Isaac Wilberforce (1802-1857) and the politics of conversion.
(from the archive)
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Robert Isaac Wilberforce (1802-1857) and the politics of conversion.
(from the archive)
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I’ve been studying eschatology and find it fascinating how interpretations of end times shape beliefs and actions throughout history, influencing cultures worldwide.
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I’ve been studying eschatology and find it fascinating how interpretations of end times shape beliefs and actions throughout history, influencing cultures worldwide.
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I’ve been studying eschatology and find it fascinating how interpretations of end times shape beliefs and actions throughout history, influencing cultures worldwide.
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I’ve been studying eschatology and find it fascinating how interpretations of end times shape beliefs and actions throughout history, influencing cultures worldwide.