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Join Tim and Carlos as they discuss the differences between Clarkian Scripturalism and Van Tilian Presuppositionalism and attempt to answer the age-old question, "can you prove God exist," Some listener may notice that this episode was recorded several months prior to its release, however, we believe the information is still relevant and beneficial. This will be part one of a three-part series as we tackle this issues in apologetics.
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In this episode of Semper Reformanda Radio, your host Tim Shaughnessy seeks to answer the question: “Are Roman Catholics saved?” Take a deep dive into scripture with Tim to find the answer. It is important to compare what Rome teaches with what the Bible says. Tim also tackles some passages like James 2:24, which is often used by Roman Catholics to support their view of how a person is saved. If you know someone who could benefit from a message like this then please feel free to share it.Questions? Comments? Feedback? Find us on Facebook or email us at [email protected]!
Carlos and Tim discuss whether Christians should celebrate Halloween, Harvest Festivals, and their impact on children; Satanism and paganism in our society and other holidays; and Reformation Day. Our position is the Biblical principle of balance without compromise, to be in the world but not of it. We also answer objections to those who don’t think it’s wrong to participate in Halloween or “Christian” alternatives.
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Join Tim, Carlos, Owen and Luke Miner for a discussion with atheist Benjamin Blake Speed Watkins about naturalism, science, morality, and Scripturalism.
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This episode is a lecture by John Robbins titled “The Theology of N. T. Wright.” It is part of the "The Justification Controversy" series under Collection 13: The Ronald W. Taber Memorial Lectures 2005. Enjoy!
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