Category Archives: Vocabularies

Politically Correct

To say things without offending anyone. i.e. "I don't care about being politically correct or incorrect, I will say the truth. "

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Matrilineality of China

On last Friday's fellowship, the subject of Matriarchy of ancient China was brought up. Out of suspicion, I could only take notes for further research. After a brief referencing online, I have concluded that it is a minor thing that … Continue reading

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Kalām cosmological argument

Also known as the prove of God from First Cause. Prime mover term comes from Aristotle's primum movens. Something apologist William Lane Craig is famous for. Why the use of Kalam word from Islam? Since Aristotle was the original contributor … Continue reading

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Three Forms of Unity

1. Belgic Confessions (1561) 2. Heidelberg Catechism (1563) 3. Canons of Dort (1618-19)

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On Molinism: Matthew 11:23

By 16th Century Jesuit Luis de Molina. Attempting to embrace both predestination doctrine and arminianism. Also known as the middle knowledge. The Molinists use Matthew 11:23 "...if the mighty works done in you had been done in Sodom, it would … Continue reading

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untenable

indefensible

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Herbig–Haro object

When a new star's ejected gas collides with nearby gasses, patches of clouds formed, this are called the HH objects. And a video over 14 years has been made to animate the event into motion pictures.

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Index Librorum Prohibitorum

Index Librorum Prohibitorum Is a list of books banned by the Catholics. It is interesting to look at the list of authors prior to 1948.

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差传学 - Missiology

差传学 - Missiology

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Confetti

I knew this word but it took me a while to recall it today.   Shredded papers thrown or shot into the air. Used in parties, celebration occasions.

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