Monthly Archives: March 2007

Knowledge and Christian Living

Posted on March 14, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

Oftentimes on group blogs, one runs the risk of their post getting “bumped” by another contributor’s post.  This happens when one posts, say, in the morning, and by mid-afternoon, someone else has posted on top of them.  I guess it’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Behavior, Doctrine | 7 Comments

Christian Political Action and Double Standards

Posted on March 14, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

I have been reluctant to take on too many political issues here on this blog. One reason is that I recognize that many of my brothers and sisters have strong differences of opinion regarding political action, patriotism, etc. And I … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Behavior, Theology in the News | 18 Comments

Foundational Doctrines, and Other Questions from Dan Edelen

Posted on March 6, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

In a rather intriguing conversation over at Dan Edelen’s blog, Dan posted some questions. He asked: At what point have we surrendered enough of the foundational doctrines behind the Gospel that it warps into “another gospel?” JWs say they are … Continue reading →

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I’m a Mormon, and Didn’t Even Know It!

Posted on March 3, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

Some of my regular readers may remember an interesting discussion we had here last September regarding the essentials of Christianity. One of those posts carried a tongue-in-cheek title of “But What About Those Mormons?” The basic gist of that post … Continue reading →

Posted in Doctrine, Scripture Interpretation | 46 Comments