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This is the first one I thought of – Why No Revival? - Specifically, the panel below:I remember in one Chick tract, there is some preaching about Calvinism but I can't recommend if it was specifically OSAS or Perseverance of the Saints or something like that or just Calvinism more broadly. I think it included a drawing of Charles Surgeon and maybe John Calvin listed as heros or defenders of the faith.
What's your favorite hymn? Mine is "In the Garden of Eden" by I. Ron Butterfly.
You can check the books section on his site. Dude was incredibly KJV-onlyist.This is the first one I thought of – Why No Revival? - Specifically, the panel below:
I've read that booklet as well, and there are some bits in here I disagree with in your write-up to some degree:I did notice he has one called The Next Step which was meant to be read after you were saved after reading a Chick tract, so I read through it since it might give some clue about his soteriological views.
Chick says you'll constantly be under attack from Satan when you're a new Christian and this can make you doubt your salvation. Reading the KJV every day, of course, is your spiritual armor. There is no mention of being able to lose your salvation.
Chick also says you should live an upstanding moral life after conversion. This is accompanied by a comic where this guy (who looks like a hilarious Jewish caricature) is wondering if he should ask his Christian co-worker about Jesus, but then sees his co-worker swiping some paperclips from the office and thinks he is a hypocrite DUN DUN DUN the perfidious Jew wasn't converted. Again, no mention of losing your salvation.
So yes I'd say Chick is OSAS.
This is why the Old Testament in PARTICULAR needs to be read carefully. It has wisdom but when it comes to doctrine its not so good.
What on earth are you on about, Satan? The "doctrine" of the OT is not removed or separate to the NT. It is equally the inspired and preserved Word of the Lord, and is the only means through which the NT can be fully understood. It is definitely not apocryphal, and to call any church which takes the Bible in its fullness as 'outside the universal church' and 'heretical' is itself a damnable statement.I fail to see how viewing the old testament as apocrypha is some sort of revelation. The old testament as Apocrypha has been such since before the Council of Nicaea
Subsequent church councils have since confirmed its Apocryphal status. As guidance only and not doctrinal. Adopting old testament teachings as doctrine is heretical and in contravention of the guiding fundamental teachings of Christianity.
Any church that uses the old testament as a guiding principle sets itself outside the universal church and is heresy
Yes, I should've pointed that out. You're right. I just included it in a broader context of that Chick believes you need to live an impeccable life but only for the sole purpose of witnessing.The paperclip scene has to do with the guy noticing the paperclips were left there and he'd return them to his coworker the following day as I recall. The other guy in the office mistakes him for a thief
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Jesus specifically refers to the Torah as Moses' writings in the Gospels. The New Testament constantly refers back to the Torah and the prophets. You can't make sense of the New Testament without regarding the Torah and major prophets as authoritative. God Himself argues from them.I fail to see how viewing the old testament as apocrypha is some sort of revelation. The old testament as Apocrypha has been such since before the Council of Nicaea
Subsequent church councils have since confirmed its Apocryphal status. As guidance only and not doctrinal. Adopting old testament teachings as doctrine is heretical and in contravention of the guiding fundamental teachings of Christianity.
Any church that uses the old testament as a guiding principle sets itself outside the universal church and is heresy
You're right, we need AI videosmate we don't need ai pics of vaguely christian imagery every three posts
mate we don't need ai pics of vaguely christian imagery every three posts
Of course how am I suppose to sleep withoutYou're right, we need AI videos
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-MvuIP6nm_8
It's not stupid, and in some ways you're right to be upset over the fact that the worldwide church is not in complete unity. But that frustration is part of the 'groaning' that Paul speaks of in Romans 8, of a world longing for the perfection of the new creation which will one day come.I'm "stuck" for want of a better word and frustrated.
I've been looking into all of the denominations and between the many different beliefs on how salvation works, creation, and views of the sacraments and the Anathemas the Catholics and Orthodox Churches have thrown at others, I've all ended up being was frustrated, bitter and without a clue of what to do. It genuinely makes me wonder if going back to church and trying to be an actual Christian is just a waste of time and I should just go back to being how I was and living in sin. All of the Tradcath and Orthobro shitfliging at everyone who isn't in their specific group doesn't help either.
Sorry if this sounds stupid or whatnot, i'm just upset and don't know what to do about it.