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The Sovereignty of God
The sovereignty of God can be studied to interpret how his omnipotence cannot be altered by human will. Those who advocate the freedom of choice often point to John 3:16, which describes God’s love for the world, saying, “whosoever believes in Jesus will not perish but have life.” Much emphasis is placed on the word
“Faith is the divine evidence whereby the spiritual man discerneth God, and the things of God.”
— John Wesley
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Rome was considered one of the largest empires of the ancient world, covering areas throughout the Mediterranean Sea, North Africa, and Asia Minor. Soon after the Punic Wars took place, Emperor Augustus expanded the empire across other regions such as Egypt, Spain, and certain parts of the Middle East, including the land of Judea. Once…
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A priest that is ordained through the holy orders will most often have to follow the Code of Canon Law. That code may require several rules to be accepted by the church and to remain a Catholic priest. How he practices liturgy could largely depend on papal decrees, the tradition of Roman Rites, or how…
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By Guest Author Christian theology is a rather interesting subject to discuss, especially considering all the different views that surround it. Monergism is one of the primary topics discussed when it comes to Salvation in Christianity alongside synergism, transcendence, resurrection, and others. Both monergism and synergism have been discussed and debated for centuries since they…
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The book of James is one of the most important topics to cover when it comes to faith and works. James is believed by many people to contradict Paul, especially in the book of Romans, making the case that works are an essential component to be the evidence of our faith. While James writes that…
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