A common Muslim objection is that the Gospels are anonymous and are thus not reliable. There are right in the sense that in the context of Matthew, there is no metion of an author. However this argumentation is fallacious, since this is an argument of silence. The absence of the assertion that Matthew wrote Matthew…… Continue reading How do we know Matthew wrote Matthew? – Muslim Objections Refuted (P1)
Category: Early Church Teachings
Happy All Saints Day – St Polycarp and the Intercession of Saints
This post is dedicated to All Saints Day, within this post I show that as early as St. Polycarp the doctrine of Intercession of Saints was in the infancy. Glory to Jesus Christ! This, then, is the account of the blessed Polycarp, who, being the twelfth that was martyred in Smyrna (reckoning those also of Philadelphia), yet occupies a place of…… Continue reading Happy All Saints Day – St Polycarp and the Intercession of Saints
Sola Scriptura Refuted From Scripture!
In this article I post a snippet from my full refutation of Sola Scriptura which can be found here. In this post I highlight certain Scriptural points that refute the notion that Scripture is the only medium in which God’s Word is transmitted (this is the assumption of the Prots). For example, 2 Thessalonians 3:6…… Continue reading Sola Scriptura Refuted From Scripture!
Jesus – Worshipped by All of Creation!
This post will focus on key verses from the Holy Bible further emphasizing that Jesus possessed the Divine Nature that the Father and Spirit possess. The Holy Bible portrays Jesus as that Yahweh God of Old, and it is undeniable from Scripture. Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among…… Continue reading Jesus – Worshipped by All of Creation!
Sin and It’s Origin, “Why Do Bad Things Happen?” & Refutation of Sola Fide – St. Cyril of Jerusalem
St Cyril of Jerusalem shows from Old to New Testament examples of people just as us that struggles with sin or even rejected belief in God. Yet, God is infinitely merciful and compassionate, willing to meet us where we are at if we are truly repentant and seeking forgiveness. He is faithful and merciful on…… Continue reading Sin and It’s Origin, “Why Do Bad Things Happen?” & Refutation of Sola Fide – St. Cyril of Jerusalem
Ellen G. White’s Nestorianism | Response To AdventDefenseLeague
Within my many dialogues with Adventist, there is a stubbornness in Adventism within topic of Ellen White’s Nestorianism. Most of the time, Adventist will deny that Ellen White was a Nestorian. Nestorianism is the idea that one can separate the Human and Divine natures of the Lord Jesus insofar as the “Divine” aspects of the…… Continue reading Ellen G. White’s Nestorianism | Response To AdventDefenseLeague
Did the Father forsake the Son? – Matthew 27:46
A common view held in Evangelical, Reformed Protestantism and Seventh Day Adventism is that Jesus in Matthew 27:46 was abandoned by the Father and feared the Cross, Jesus’ resopone of this abandonment being “My God My God, why hast thou forsaken me” (Matthew 27:46). This is blasphemy and heretical, since this divides the one Person…… Continue reading Did the Father forsake the Son? – Matthew 27:46
Protestants in Conflict with Scripture
Protestants are known for their zeal for Scripture. And those of the Apostolic Faith must commend Protestants for this. Evangelical Scholars have provided solid evidence in terms of Textual Criticism and the Manuscript Evidence of the Bible helping Christians from every part of the spectrum to grow in confidence in the Divinely Inspired Scripture. However,…… Continue reading Protestants in Conflict with Scripture
Does Matthew 28:18 Refute Jesus Being Fully and Eternally God?
As of recently, I have encountered some Anti-Trinitarians online concerning the Eternal Divine Essence that Jesus has always possessed. Im aware that Anti-Trinitarians that follow the teachings of Arius affirm that Jesus is in some sense Divine i.e. a status that was given to Him. However, this article affirms that Jesus possessed the same Divine…… Continue reading Does Matthew 28:18 Refute Jesus Being Fully and Eternally God?
Early Church Consensus on Instruments in Worship
Amongst many Christian circles, the debate on whether Instruments should be used in worship is a hot topic. Many Christians appeal to texts within the Psalms that refer to singing songs to the Lord with cymbals, lyres, etc. This mode of interpretation is something to be considered and applied. Another interesting perspective on interpreting these…… Continue reading Early Church Consensus on Instruments in Worship
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