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Baptists, Eucharist, and History 1 – The Reformers
I decided that in order to explore this topic, I needed to spend a little bit of time to establish and define the history and shape of the modern Baptist view of the Eucharist or Lord’s Supper. That will provide a reference point for comparison as we then step back into the first millenium. In [...]
Posted in Church History, Eucharist Also tagged baptists, body, body and blood, bread and wine, english reformation, eucharist, five senses, God, Jesus, reality, reformers, roman catholic, roman catholic church, spirit, spiritual, thomas aquinas, thomas cranmer, transubstantiation, zwingli 2 Comments
Beyond Justification 5 – What does deification mean?
First, I think there is one sentence from the article, Beyond Justification, that highlights the proper place within our understanding for this discussion. Theosis is not just the “goal” of salvation; it is salvation in its essence and fulfillment. In other words, if we are not united with God, if we do not come to [...]
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Beyond Justification 1 or How did I come up with a new series already?
Earlier this week I was discussing with a friend the difficulty of actual communicating anything meaningful about sex or sexuality in our cultural context without first exploring the question of what it means to be a human being created in the image of God. I think a lot of American cultural Christians, especially those often [...]
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Evangelical Is Not Enough 3