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Picking Through the Rubble
I was trading e-mails with an old friend the other day when, quite unintentionally, I declared myself to be “the supreme authority on the meaning of Scripture.” Really. That’s what he said.
Posted in Apologetics
Tagged abuses, atrocities, Bible, corruption, denominations, doctrine, dogma, heterodoxy, history, interpretation, lies, meaning, misinterpretation, oppression, orthodoxy, propaganda, redemption, salvation, scientific hoaxes, Scripture, supreme authority, truth, violence
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The Return of Scraps Grofsky
It’s been several months since I’ve heard from Scraps Grofsky. As the reader may remember, Scraps is the older, much more intelligent brother of my friend, Skids Grofsky. He has been known to send me long, angry e-mails that are … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics
Tagged analysis, anger, bitterness, context, dilemma, dogma, egesesis, free will, frustration, Greek, heathens, Hebrew, ignorance, interpretation, loudmouths, omniscience, predestination, predetermination, pride, priests, study, the Bible
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