Not a single Protestant truly believes in Sola Scriptura. They may preach it, they may claim it, but they don’t actually mean it. What they are really saying is “Scriptura Nostra”—Our Scripture. That is, only the version of Scripture that they have approved. And why not? The Mormons do the same thing. They claim their […]
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If one is to argue for Sola Scriptura—the doctrine that Scripture alone is the highest authority—it stands to reason that we should use the most accurate and authoritative version of that Scripture. The historical and textual evidence overwhelmingly supports the Septuagint (LXX), including the Deuterocanonical books, as the Scriptures known, quoted, and used by Jesus
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Worship, Baptism, and Communion in the Didache: How the Early Church Practiced Faith What if you could step back in time and experience Christian worship as the first believers did? No church buildings, no denominations—just raw, authentic faith. The Didache, one of the earliest Christian writings, gives us a front-row seat to how the early
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The Power and Danger of Grace: Staying in the Light of God Grace is like the sun, shining brightly on the world. It’s a gift from God that warms us, lights our path, and makes our journey easier to walk. As believers, we are saved by this grace—it’s not something we earned, but something we
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The Two Ways: Choosing Life in a World of Choices Did you know the earliest Christian teachings include a simple yet profound guide to life and faith? The Didache, a nearly 2,000-year-old document, opens with a striking contrast: the Way of Life and the Way of Death. These two paths offer a timeless moral roadmap,
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Exploring the Didache Hey friends, let me ask you something: Have you ever wondered what it was like to be one of the first Christians? Imagine living in a time when the apostles had just finished spreading the Good News, but you didn’t have a printed Bible or centuries of tradition to guide you. How
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Spark of Life Let’s delve into the essence of life, focusing on RNA and DNA. These are the core components of every living entity, composed of just four elements: adenine (A), thymine (T), guanine (G), and cytosine (C). According to modern science, these simple molecules supposedly mingled in a primordial broth to form the first
Is ‘Once Saved, Always Saved’ Leading TO SIN ? Living Our Salvation: Why It’s Not ‘Once Saved, Always Saved’ Let’s talk about something that’s often taken for granted in modern Christianity—this idea of “Once Saved, Always Saved” (OSAS). At first glance, it sounds comforting, right? You say the prayer, accept Jesus into your heart, and
What the Early Church Really Taught About Salvation As someone seeking the truth about the early church, I approach this journey with curiosity and humility. I’m not an expert, just a fellow explorer captivated by the teachings and traditions of the ancient faith. If you’ve ever wondered what those first generations of Christians believed about
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What Did Ancient Christianity Teach About Salvation? As I continue my journey exploring the roots of the Christian faith, I’ve been fascinated by the teachings of ancient Christianity. These early followers of Christ approached salvation with a depth and richness that often feels both foreign and compelling to our modern sensibilities. It’s like piecing together
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