The section titles, “Mary’s Unique Sharing in the One Mediation of Christ” begins with a favorite tactic of many who attempt to insert their own particular, and peculiar, ideas into the text of the Bible. The tactic is to make a statement that affirms their view and then simply end the sentence with a citation. …
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What is this about Mary being the mediatrix? Does not 1st Timothy 2:5 state, “there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus”? Indeed, and so Mark Miravalle wrote “1 Tim 2:5 – Sharing in the one Mediation of Christ.” In part, he affirms the following:
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Another commentator proposed the following dilemma: A logic The Paradox of Omnipotence 1. Either God can create a stone which he cannot lift, or he cannot create a stone which he cannot lift. 2. If God can create a stone which he cannot lift, then he is not omnipotent (since he cannot lift the stone …
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1 Tim 2:5 – Sharing in the one Mediation of Christ
The questioner continued by stating, evilbible.com had lots of valid points. Some are invalid as you pointed out. But remember it is a work of a single individual. You ignored the valid points in the website, and accused the author of ignoring things from the bible. Very typical behavior expected from a theist. So evilbible.com …
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This is an intro into a series dealing with Mark Marivalle’s studies into Mariology. As we progress you may be lead to ask whether his focus is actually Maryolatry.
The comment continues, Hate of other-god-believers: Deuteronomy-13:1-18, Leviticus-20:1-5 Just to clarify: Deuteronomy 13 does not reference other God believers—other people who likewise believe in the God of the Bible—but to other gods believers—other people who believe in false gods. These other people would come to Israel and urged them to,
I realize that there are a lot of issues surrounding baptism and also that some Protestant denominations practice infant baptism. Yet, foregoing a long discussion on the various modes of baptism (immersion, sprinkling, etc.) let us differentiate Roman Catholic baptism, in particular, and Biblical baptism, not in how the water is applied but when and …
Acts 9:32, “As Peter traveled about the country, he went to visit the saints in Lydda” (also see Acts 9:13, 26:10). Romans 8:26-27, “And he who searches our hearts knows the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit intercedes for the saints in accordance with God’s will” (also see Romans 1:7, 15: 25-26, 31, 16:2, …