The Twelve Doctrines of Christmas
[The following was originally posted here on 12/18/2010:]
A few of my friends have posted the following video, and I finally got around to watching it; (it's pretty good):
I confess that I had to look up "dichotomy" because, without context, I could not think of what that term might mean; (it refers to the biblical-anthropological idea of Man being composed of two parts-- body and soul, with "spirit" being an aspect of "soul"-- rather than three parts).
Also, "salvific monergism" is an awkward phrase at best; ("monergistic regeneration" is preferable because some other aspects of salvation may be, in a sense, synergistic).
A few of my friends have posted the following video, and I finally got around to watching it; (it's pretty good):
I confess that I had to look up "dichotomy" because, without context, I could not think of what that term might mean; (it refers to the biblical-anthropological idea of Man being composed of two parts-- body and soul, with "spirit" being an aspect of "soul"-- rather than three parts).
Also, "salvific monergism" is an awkward phrase at best; ("monergistic regeneration" is preferable because some other aspects of salvation may be, in a sense, synergistic).
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