Comments for Salvation's Call (Rom 10:13)

Comment on Book by Mary Baxter is dangerous, not divine by suzanne

suzanne — Wed, 28 May 2008 19:57:57 +0000

believe me, mary baxter’s book was written by a lying, deceptive spirit as it twists the scripture around and makes it appear that one must earn his salvation. there is evil attached to this book and by bringing it into your home you will open up a door for these lying spirits to enter in. i know because it happened at my house and i have been involved in spiritual warfare since i brought it home. there’s something very evil and wrong about this book!!!!!

Comment on God Cannot Do Anything Logically Contradictory, or Can He? by ChrisB

ChrisB — Tue, 27 May 2008 13:28:27 +0000

I think the technical definition of the trinity is not one person and three persons but one God and three persons — that is, one what and three who’s. If it was one who and three who’s, that would be a contradiction, but the former is not.

From there on in your piece I think you’re misusing the term “logic.” Things can be logical even when they don’t square with common sense.

God’s omnipresence isn’t illogical because God is defined as a being who is not defined to one spatial location. That this is outside of our common experience does not make it illogical.

Resurrection (or, more accurately, resuscitation) isn’t illogical. It goes against normal laws of science, but that’s not the same thing. That’s the case for the rest of the examples you provide — violation of natural laws but not inherently illogical.

Comment on American Idol Gives Back, but Takes Away by Dubs

Dubs — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 11:58:31 +0000

We really should be lucky that they even allowed anything by Hillsongs on that show. Even with the words changed. If it makes one person closer to God, it’s time well spent. I think that the production decision was to get the telethon to pull on the heartstrings of Christians, but this works just like pizza and youth group.

Other nations would kill us for even making references to Jesus. Christians in the US hate us because we continue to find fault in everything. We need to spread God’s love, not his wrath.

Comment on American Idol Gives Back, but Takes Away by Glblguy

Glblguy — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 22:53:24 +0000

While I was saddened that they removed Jesus the first night, I was excited to see a pure Christian song sung on TV and even more excited that it was sung on a show with the number of viewers Idol has.

While I certainly don’t advocate removing Jesus, it was a step in the right direction.

Excellent write-up. Found your blog via StumbleUpon and look forward to reading more!

Comment on Jesus, American Idol, and a Major Response by Deldobuss

Deldobuss — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 05:47:01 +0000

Amen. I read your last post and this one, and I think you make an excellent point. American Idol aside, there is no hope, faith, love, or freedom without the Lord Jesus Christ. To deny his name is to have the form of godliness, but denying the power thereof. From such turn away. (2 Tim 3:5)

I look forward to further posts!
Sister in Christ, Aadel