I’ve been generous to the Catholics this week on matters of Salvation by faith and works, and now what do I get? Pope Benedict XVII kicks me in the face by approving a...

by Ruth Tucker

Evangelicalism

New Testament

Roman Catholicism

Soteriology

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Paul and Justification by Faith

The key passage on justification by faith is Romans 3.21-26. Some have even called this the most important paragraph ever written. I donâ€™t know if I would go that far, but I...

Salvation by Faith Alone: Was Luther Right?

Where did Catholics get the hair-brained notion that we are saved by faith plus works? Have you ever wondered about that? Well, duuuhhh. Maybe they got it out of the Bible.

Can Catholics Affirm Sola Scriptura?

Yes, we are continuing this dialogue. It has been a valuable dialogue and I wish to further elaborate where my thoughts are at as of 9:17 Sunday evening. I am not a Catholic....

Roman Catholicism and Evangelicalism: Has the Battle Ground Begun to Change?

Well Dan, you have certainlyÂ caused a stir. I think this conversation concerning the relationship of modern Catholicism and Protestantism is needed. I just have one initial...

by C Michael Patton

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Evangelicalism

Roman Catholicism

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51% Protestant

On the flight back from Athens last week, I sat in front of a gregarious Irish gentleman. He was a medical doctor in Dallas, but didnâ€™t even come close to losing his native...

It is Foolish to Continue to Have Evangelistic Crusades in our Postmodern World

Will large evangelistic “crusade” type events finally come to a conclusion as our hunger for depth and drama increase? Does the postmodernÂ demands for...

Theology Unplugged #65: An evaluation of Creeds, Unity, and the Emerging Church

Theology Unplugged Broadcast #63: An evaluation of Creeds Unity; Unity and the Emerging Church Â Question/Answers Segment: Creeds: What good are they and how do we evaluate...

by C Michael Patton

Christian Life

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Evangelicalism

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Compromise is not a Four-Letter Word

On September 30, 1938, the Prime Minister of England, Neville Chamberlain, came back to his country after a tense meeting in Munich with Adolf Hitler. The UK was concerned...

The Problem of Nominal Christianity

Most of you would agree without any argument that one of the greatest crisis that Christianity faces today is nominal Christianity. Nominal Christianity is defined by those...

by C Michael Patton

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