TULIP - P
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Well, we've made it to the end. We're at the "P" of TULIP. "P," of course,
is for Perseverance of the Saints. Now, when I was younger, I believed
myself to...
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Oh Danny, we ALL should struggle with a learned mind such as you have!!!!!!
Susan
Amen, Yes, Exactly, and anything else I could say to underscore the truth of Susan's words. One of the joys of being the body of Christ (and a wife to boot!) is observing one another's gifts. One of Danny's most admirable characteristics is his teachability. Not everyone has that, but how much better off we'd be if that could be said of us.
K&S
So what shall I say in answer to such kind words? I think I shall simply say thank you.
I taught myself just about everything I know.
And I haven't a clue.
Heh heh...That Ben Franklin was certainly a genius! Some of his simplest statements have profound wisdom within them.
I recently read an opinion about a debate at Biola University between William Lane Craig (professor of theology there) and Christopher Hitchens (self-avowed atheist).
I need to see the transcript. Sounds like a debate that any Christian apologist could be proud of.
According to the review, it seems that Craig kindly skewered Hitchens while Hitchens couldn't respond to Craig's evidence for faith in Jesus.
Perhaps Hitchens could be considered the kind of man that Franklin spoke of?
I need to do a post on the debate at my blog.
I can't help but feel happy that Hitchens was "put in his place" at the debate. He often has very mean-spirited things to say about God, Jesus Christ and Christian believers.
Have to share this portion.
Quote:
Atheist blogger Luke Muehlhauser of Common Sense Atheism described Hitchens' performance as "rambling and incoherent" and concluded, "Craig spanked Hitchens like a foolish child."
Christine
I hope there were those present at the debate that were teetering, perhaps looking for a reason to reject Atheism and began the journey toward their Savior. I must admit a little gloating satisfaction when clarity of thought wins the day in these debates.
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