Category Archives: Theologization

In the reformed doctrine, we elaborate how we are counted heaven-worthy. This brings in the doctrine of Christ's active and passive obedience. Active Obedience: The righteous works of Jesus on Earth. Passive Obedience: The suffering Christ endured in crucifixion. The … Continue reading →

This started in the West, then some Easterners adopted such idea as piracy = stealing. This kind of idea is only valid in capitalism. Though valid, it is not true. At best, making someone else's work as your own, is … Continue reading →

Instead of using "going to hell", I'll change that phrase to "Am I still a Christian", for the meaning is practically synonymous. One does not cease to be Christian nor proven to be a fake/non-Christian, if one does not attend … Continue reading →

C = Christianity, A = All other religions, non-religion religions, and so on. The common answer is that C is of grace; while A is always based on works. I say, C starts with where you differ, not what you … Continue reading →

The crowd comes to a service either for: free concert free stand-up comedy It is okay to have both. But they must not be the prime, which is the Gospel, which is lacking if one is not concerned with the … Continue reading →

v. 5-7 Thou has put gladness in my heart... Trusting God is called into question. Pascal's Wager tested by Libertarians: But if God is not real, then we would have wasted our time devoting to a presumed God. The answer … Continue reading →