Category Archives: Theologization

In oriental culture, bloods are eaten in their precipitate state. I lovED eating blood too at one time, one too many times. And I WAS already Christian. I WAS using ICorinthians chapter 8 as my alibi. However, eating blood is … Continue reading →

To speak of Predestination, we believe what is said by the Bible. Which is regarding the predestined salvation of the children of God. What is predestination, to understand it, I would say there are three possible outcomes pertaining to the … Continue reading →

Many, especially ones in business dealings, face contradictory matters each day. Therefore, they are susceptible to presuming paradoxical contents of the Bible as contradictory. Hence, if they were christians, they would either be troubled by such matter, or dissevering the … Continue reading →

I realized today that if one rebukes with the fear of the Lord, one is in God's favor. But, but...when one rebukes in such a way, one must be bold to go all the way. In addition to this experience, … Continue reading →

Jesus Christ showed that the relationship between God and man cannot be interfered by men. Often times, family, friends would suggest somewhat better ways in compromising your relationship with God, your immediate response to God. As the old chinese saying: … Continue reading →

We can only be saved through the Grace of God alone. And we definitely cannot be saved by any coupon of the grace. For there is no such coupon. [@more@]

It seems that what many preachers' statement is right. A man of God is frequently making friend with loneliness. The toughest lesson would be to introduce the love of Christ to such solitude. The failure would either be to bring … Continue reading →

Interestingly enough, eventhough John Wesley did not believe in predestination, he wrote: For if one's preaching brought no attack, either there was no devil in this world, or he [St. Patrick] did not preach the Gospel of Christ.<Journal 1748 April … Continue reading →

事奉神者不信,如亞拿尼亞之信. 不信之事奉神后而信,乃神之恩,非不信之事奉之故. One who does not believe in God is not required to serve in church, nor make offering. Because God is not a liar. However, everyone is welcome to listen to the word of God. The truth. [@more@]

Sinless beauty is the eternity.[@more@]