First Corinthians 7:15, the Marriage Covenant, & the Nature of Desertion: Part 1

By David J. Huffstutler1

Divorce is a difficult topic to address on both theological and practical levels. Even when this topic is carefully studied by the best of Christian scholars, conclusions on the topic and their practical applications can yield a spectrum of beliefs and practices. When discussing divorce, charity is essential.

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Baptism at Youth Camps?

A church member asked whether it’s wrong for para-church ministries to do baptisms. I said “yes,” and explained the quality control concerns if a youth camp does baptisms. I said it was a church ordinance. I said much more, too. What would you have said? Thoughts?

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A WASP’s Search for Faith

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“For me at least, and for now at least, all roads do not seem to lead to Rome. This much I think I know: I don’t want a mediating structure getting between me and my God. I must be some kind of a Protestant.” - N. Review

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What does Scripture teach about all music without words?

Many Christians believe that all music without words is neutral or amoral. Some believe that all music without words is moral/good.

Many other Christians believe that all music without words is either moral or immoral, but not neutral or amoral.

What does Scripture teach about all music without words?

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What does Scripture teach about all music without words?

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What Humans Have That Machines Don’t

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“Man is ‘neither a machine nor a self-contained soul,’ as materialist and spiritualist views of human life erroneously claim. We are instead hybrid creatures—body and soul—living in ‘the material world, subject to the passage of time, and yet mysteriously able to go beyond the agenda that is set, to reshape…’” - C.Today

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