One of the things Christians disagree about is the importance of their disagreements, observed C. S. Lewis. Today many “Calvinists” and “Arminians” work hand in hand, but for hundreds of years, they battled one another as bitterest foes. The Arminians … Continue reading The Synod of Dort
“…To preach God’s Word is so good a work that we shall be well rewarded if we suffer for that.” Continue reading Pilgrim in the World
Thomas Hemerken, better known as Thomas of Kempen (Kempen being a German village 40 miles from Cologne), or Thomas à Kempis, wrote the most famous devotional book in Christian history. He was born about 1380, and his parents, though poor, … Continue reading Imitating Christ
Years passed, and the women moved deeper into Ayore territory, still hoping their husbands were alive. Continue reading The Warrior
Berlin’s leading psychiatrist and neurologist, Karl Bonhoeffer expected his son to … Continue reading Cost of Discipleship
Yet Scotus didn’t teach his position as dogma, but as probability, writing: “Upon this question I say that God was able to effect it that Mary was never in original sin. Continue reading The Subtle Doctor
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