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Since WLC has been bringing the Nicene Creed back into the collective consciousness by questioning its statements, I thought it might be a good time to remind you about my book on Nicaea! I've just reissued it with an updated cover too :)
👉 https://lukejwilson.com/nicaea
Repost from N/a
"Allah honoured wives by instating the punishment of beating". Islam on how to beat a woman. 😩
William Lane Craig Rejects The Nicene Creed. Is He Right To? [William Lane Craig]
If you’ve been on Christian social media this week, you’ve probably seen it: William Lane Craig — one of the most respected Protestant apologists of our time— flatly denying a core line of the Nicene Creed. In his own words, he does not believe or confess that the Son is eternally begotten from the Father in his divine nature. Human nature, yes. But divine? Nope.
Read more:
https://thesacredfaith.co.uk/home/perma/1787690340/article/william-lane-craig-rejects-the-nicene-creed.html
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"I don't need Church, I have Jesus"
Wrong. You do need church. Christianity isn't a lone ranger faith; it's communal, family, a covenant community relationship with one another and well as with Jesus.
"Don't forsake the gathering...", "where two or three are gathered...". God has placed presbyters and elders, pastors and teachers, to guard over his flock. We need one another, as Paul said with his body part analogy.
In other words: GO TO CHURCH.
Maybe I used the wrong book? What book would you jump into if you could? #ReaderHumor #BookishComedy
Maybe I used the wrong book? What book would you jump into if you could?
#BookTok #FantasyBookTok #ReaderHumor #BookishComedy #ReaderProblems
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfvGX4grj4M
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Surprisingly, this is an interpretation I've but come across before. What do you think? Most ancient commentary I've read points to the blood and water as hints at the Eucharist or baptism and new life etc
This is pretty cool! I wonder what other things are hidden by nature
This makes me wonder about all those atheist Vs Christian debate groups. I'm sure many of them just like to argue and aren't interested in the Truth
Today is the feast day of St Lawrence. Lawrence is one of my favourite martyrdom stories purely for his sense of humour in the face of trials and death!
https://thesacredfaith.co.uk/home/perma/1761907980/article/before-the-pumpkins-the-barbecued-deacon.html
A Prayer You Can Hold: A Maker’s Reflection on Beads, Scripture and Attention [Prayer]
Guest Post By Fiach OBroin-Molloy
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https://thesacredfaith.co.uk/home/perma/1785105360/article/a-prayer-you-can-hold-a-makers-reflection-on-beads.html
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What is Truth? [Faith & Reason]
��Pilate asked him, ‘What is truth?’ (John 18:38)
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https://thesacredfaith.co.uk/home/perma/1785143700/article/what-is-truth.html
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10 myths about Anglicanism — did/do you believe any of these?
https://youtu.be/HbG_TG4rI2M?is=IfS5lMQ_OIVO9FrP
A City In The Sand: What A Fourth-Century Discovery In Egypt’s Western Desert Tells Us About The Early Church [Archaeology]
Read more:
https://thesacredfaith.co.uk/home/perma/1785141000/article/a-city-in-the-sand.html
@ThatAncientFaith
Hi everyone, I made a new account just for my authoring and books to separate things better. Come follow me if you want to see what I'm working on:
https://www.tiktok.com/@ljwilsonauthor
Free book until Aug 1
"The Linguistic Nature of Early Christian Arabic Literature"
https://www.cambridge.org/core/elements/linguistic-nature-of-early-christian-arabic-literature/CA0BDB1E0365AE5AE1B4F2FBBA23B2CE?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=bookmark
