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New Covenant Israel is no longer physical (nor literal)!
Posted by thatancientfaith on 11th October 2015 in theology | Israel, new creation, born again, new covenant, theology
New Covenant Israel is no longer physical (nor literal)!: Who is Israel under the New Covenant?...New blog
Posted by MrLuke on 22nd February 2015 in Blogging | BlogBoss, blog
So I finally made that theology blog I mentioned in the last post on here. This blog is no longer used, so go check out some new articles of mine here: http://www.thatancientfaith.blogboss.co.uk/...Hell and all that damnable stuff
Posted by MrLuke on 4th March 2011 in Blogging | hell, afterlife, death, God, Jesus
So on light of all the Rob Bell controversy, it resparked my desire to look into the
traditional doctrine of hell. My thoughts on it all began long ago before I went to study theology about 5 or so years ago now. A good close friend of mine was struggling in her faith over
the traditional hell concept and found it hard to rectify or justify in her mind. It was the usual question of "how can a loving God burn people forever?" infinite punishment for finite
crimes. I had thought about it before then but never in any great depth as I just didn't know where to begin, being a fairly new Christian at the time. I did my best to try w...Book review on Rob Bell's “Love Wins”
Posted by MrLuke on 11th March 2013 in Blogging | hell, review, Christianity, book, Jesus, controversy
...in modern theology and general beliefs held by many in the Church today. He then presents
a lot more question to get you thinking and quotes Jesus' words, and a few other scriptures, which leads to more questions. Therein lies the purpose of this book – not for Rob to push you
to believe what he does, but to get you to question and really think about the things we say we believe. Bell then moves on to heaven. Unless you've really studied
the Bible on Heaven, this chapter will likely smash a lot of cultural ideas you hold without you really realising it – the same can be said about the the chapter after which deals with...What is time?
Posted by MrLuke on 24th March 2013 in Blogging | God
...h-peoples theology, this idea of a "time-travelling God" has crept in somehow (along with other strange ideas that I
disagree with - but that's another topic for another post!) which I think is dangerous to the extent that it creates and leads to other false and flawed doctrines on prayer and
intercession. Prayer is for now, not later. There's no praying in the present for yesterdays events (unless it's repentance of course),
the urgency of our prayers should be because we believe God will hear and make a difference by our petitioning. These time-travelling sci-fi doctrines will make the people of God lazy and...