Keep up the good fight, and the needed conversation. And naming names of those who weaken the body of Christ, as Paul and John named troublers of the church. Grace to you, brothers.
Surely, Keller would agree that the Bible doesn't tell anyone the best way to end slavery, segregation, discrimination, systemic racism, etc. I suspect not.
@@JamesRiddle_Christ_is_King I was never really impressed with him, and never really understood why he was deemed so worthy of good opinion. It might be that I am a former Marxist and know marxist -- or marxoid -- nonsense when I see or hear it. Also, he has always struck me as asking, and then answering, the wrong questions.
@@noxvenit He aims to muddy the waters as do many of the #BigEva guild to confuse, muddle, and distract as they roll in the trojan horses to destroy the church. His goofy, old wizard character has lost its tenacity and believability. Those still following him don't want to admit that they were duped for all those years that they fawned over him and promoted his now exposed ministry and slippery slope books that weaseled his Marxist ideology into many Christians homes, churches, and unfortunately, undiscerning minds and pulpits. I've seen it in my family, many churches, and myself as well. I finally gained the understanding and discernment to see through it and ripped the bandaid off. It's best to do it as soon as possible, but many are in denial yet.
@@MarkADever It staggers the imagination. I saw just one article at Biologos and knew what he was. What I didn't know, until it was too late, was that my daughter's university was promoting him, and Beth Moore. When I try to explain the Marxist connection all I get is that he is not a Marxist because Marxism is atheistic and materialistic; and Keller is not, which is the same thing he told me in a Twitter exchange. That is what passes for brilliance among Christians these days.
My wife & I are Reformed, she just introduced me to following Tom Ascol. While I don’t know the definitive condition of the man’s heart, I strongly doubt that Tim Keller is a Christian. I would advise all genuine believers to avoid him, as he is a false teacher. Keller: -Gives muddy answers regarding abortion. -Refuses to condemn homosexuality. -Believes in evolution. -Supports the social justice movement.
God please hear my prayers I’m losing hope, today is my son’s Angelo’s birthday I’m ashamed I can’t even buy him a gift. But even as I struggle to provide for my two children. I always remember to keep faith in you, since losing my job as a social worker for declining the vaccine. Things have been very difficult. I declined because I have pre existing health condition Lupus and heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. Both of my sons are autistic. My husband passed away three years ago, so I’m all alone. No family nor friends. Every month I struggle to put food on the table. Each month is a challenging. Im in constant fear I’m going to end up on the streets with my two young children. I’m so embarrassed of my situation. I’m so tired of struggling and being put down over my circumstances. Even as we face poverty. I have Faith that God will provide! Please pray for me and my children. God please hear my prayers.
So deeply grateful to hear you call out Tim Keller for "posturing": the WTS lecturer at the OPC in Crystal Lake, Illinois worships him and must be soiling his diapers over this.
Each locality should criminalize abortion, and make it a capital crime for the mother and the butcher and all involved. However, the Fourteenth Amendment was illegally enacted. It has also been illegally used to allow for Incorporation which has destroyed federalism. A good argument has been made article four's requirement that each state have a republican form of government. Murder within the states is not a federal crime but if a state does not have good laws to protect people from murder then that state could be removed from the confederation of 50.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." What part about "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion" isn't clear?
If a person says they want abortion to be "unnecessary," they have either misspoke (people say dumb things all the time), or they may have revealed something darker-- that they believe present-say and/or past abortions are/were "necessary." Allow retractions for 'foot in mouth', but don't let that one slide by without confronting it.
I think that's helpful to frame it as "equal protection under the law." Frame it as a social justice issue. Whatever works. Don't let the pro-aborts or the Left dictate the terms. They already changed the language and have controlled the narrative for way too long.
If Abortion isn't "murder" it is certainly homicide. Funny thing-- calling it "homicide" is actually a bit more shocking to me. Disturbingly clinical. "Murder," as a word, is based on motive. That is, you have to prove a homicide, then you talk about intent. Some people, either by ignorance or delusion, cannot see themselves as murderers. But the fact of homicide seems undeniable for scientific reasons. Once you have established a killing-- a homicide, you move to intentionality-- and that is murder. Just my two cents. I don't know that it contributes anything.
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Keep up the good fight, and the needed conversation. And naming names of those who weaken the body of Christ, as Paul and John named troublers of the church.
Grace to you, brothers.
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Surely, Keller would agree that the Bible doesn't tell anyone the best way to end slavery, segregation, discrimination, systemic racism, etc.
I suspect not.
I have been suspicious of Keller for probably 15 years. He always came across as a Third Way weasel.
@@JamesRiddle_Christ_is_King I was never really impressed with him, and never really understood why he was deemed so worthy of good opinion. It might be that I am a former Marxist and know marxist -- or marxoid -- nonsense when I see or hear it. Also, he has always struck me as asking, and then answering, the wrong questions.
@@noxvenit He aims to muddy the waters as do many of the #BigEva guild to confuse, muddle, and distract as they roll in the trojan horses to destroy the church. His goofy, old wizard character has lost its tenacity and believability. Those still following him don't want to admit that they were duped for all those years that they fawned over him and promoted his now exposed ministry and slippery slope books that weaseled his Marxist ideology into many Christians homes, churches, and unfortunately, undiscerning minds and pulpits. I've seen it in my family, many churches, and myself as well. I finally gained the understanding and discernment to see through it and ripped the bandaid off. It's best to do it as soon as possible, but many are in denial yet.
@@MarkADever It staggers the imagination. I saw just one article at Biologos and knew what he was. What I didn't know, until it was too late, was that my daughter's university was promoting him, and Beth Moore. When I try to explain the Marxist connection all I get is that he is not a Marxist because Marxism is atheistic and materialistic; and Keller is not, which is the same thing he told me in a Twitter exchange. That is what passes for brilliance among Christians these days.
My wife & I are Reformed, she just introduced me to following Tom Ascol.
While I don’t know the definitive condition of the man’s heart, I strongly doubt that Tim Keller is a Christian. I would advise all genuine believers to avoid him, as he is a false teacher. Keller:
-Gives muddy answers regarding abortion.
-Refuses to condemn homosexuality.
-Believes in evolution.
-Supports the social justice movement.
God please hear my prayers I’m losing hope, today is my son’s Angelo’s birthday I’m ashamed I can’t even buy him a gift. But even as I struggle to provide for my two children. I always remember to keep faith in you, since losing my job as a social worker for declining the vaccine. Things have been very difficult. I declined because I have pre existing health condition Lupus and heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. Both of my sons are autistic. My husband passed away three years ago, so I’m all alone. No family nor friends. Every month I struggle to put food on the table. Each month is a challenging. Im in constant fear I’m going to end up on the streets with my two young children. I’m so embarrassed of my situation. I’m so tired of struggling and being put down over my circumstances. Even as we face poverty. I have Faith that God will provide! Please pray for me and my children. God please hear my prayers.
Praying for you - please connect with a faithful biblical church. Bless you
Just prayed for you. Yes, please please connect with a Biblical Church. There is hope in Christ and His people would love to help you.
Hi sister, my heart is burdened and I'm praying for you and your children..if there is anyway I can help let me know..
So deeply grateful to hear you call out Tim Keller for "posturing": the WTS lecturer at the OPC in Crystal Lake, Illinois worships him and must be soiling his diapers over this.
I am waiting for that book (about distinction & compromise)
I like your new intro/outro music!
Each locality should criminalize abortion, and make it a capital crime for the mother and the butcher and all involved. However, the Fourteenth Amendment was illegally enacted. It has also been illegally used to allow for Incorporation which has destroyed federalism.
A good argument has been made article four's requirement that each state have a republican form of government. Murder within the states is not a federal crime but if a state does not have good laws to protect people from murder then that state could be removed from the confederation of 50.
Thanks for improving the bass setting. You're easier to listen too.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
What part about "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion" isn't clear?
If a person says they want abortion to be "unnecessary," they have either misspoke (people say dumb things all the time), or they may have revealed something darker-- that they believe present-say and/or past abortions are/were "necessary."
Allow retractions for 'foot in mouth', but don't let that one slide by without confronting it.
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Why do we keep having compromizers heading the ELRC?
I think that's helpful to frame it as "equal protection under the law." Frame it as a social justice issue. Whatever works. Don't let the pro-aborts or the Left dictate the terms. They already changed the language and have controlled the narrative for way too long.
Tom, Graham, do any miscarried or aborted babies end up in hell?
If Abortion isn't "murder" it is certainly homicide.
Funny thing-- calling it "homicide" is actually a bit more shocking to me. Disturbingly clinical. "Murder," as a word, is based on motive. That is, you have to prove a homicide, then you talk about intent. Some people, either by ignorance or delusion, cannot see themselves as murderers. But the fact of homicide seems undeniable for scientific reasons.
Once you have established a killing-- a homicide, you move to intentionality-- and that is murder.
Just my two cents. I don't know that it contributes anything.