Saved Ignoble Substack
Scott HickoGod's creation and everything that happens in it...has a purpose that is greater than one might think...
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Man's righteousness is in direct proportion to his minimization of God
Let’s imagine that every argument goes something like this: One side is always maximizing Christ’s accomplishment and minimizing man’s righteousness, while the other side is always minimizing Christ’s accomplishment and maximizing man’s rig...
Everything serves this goal: God All in all
When presented with undeniable scripture that proves Jesus Christ saves all creation through the blood of the cross…Why do Christians think this would cause people to sin more?
ALL saved - How about those that reject Christ?
Question from viewer: Again I very much appreciate your response. I read many of the verses you posted as referring to those who receive Christ, but I see it as not including those who reject Him. Yes, all mankind will be redeemed, those wh...
Will Satan be saved?
Mainstream Christianity believes that God has given up His sovereignty by giving each one of His creatures a free-will. Now, God has to re-act and bow to man’s will. Is this true?
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