Monthly Archives: August 2007

Special Music Offer for Theological Musings Readers

Posted on August 31, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

As I mentioned in a recent “Personal Update” post, I have purchased the rights to my first two CDs from the label that originally released them. And in conjunction with that, we are re-releasing those first two CDs with all … Continue reading →

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WCF and Its View of Scripture

Posted on August 29, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

In the past, we have had some discussion here on this blog about the Westminster Confession of Faith. In a recent question about bibliolatry raised on Kamp Krusty (a very insightful and quite humorous blog), I got into a discussion … Continue reading →

Posted in Doctrine, Scripture Interpretation | 8 Comments

How (Not) to Judge Someone’s Orthodoxy

Posted on August 27, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

Several times in the past, the subject of orthodoxy has come up on this blog. And quite honestly, I’ve taken a lot of flack over my hesitancy to write some people off as being “heretics”. This evening, while perusing some … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Behavior, Doctrine | 48 Comments

Ex-Pastors Gone Wild

Posted on August 26, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

Cheesy title for this post notwithstanding, I find nothing amusing or cute about an AP news article that was released today. When the news about Ted Haggard’s resignation amidst confessions of “sexual immorality” broke last year, I opted not to … Continue reading →

Posted in American Christianity, Christian Behavior, Church, Theology in the News | 11 Comments

More Than Meets the Eye

Posted on August 23, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

It’s no secret that one of the very natural tendencies of humankind is toward legalism. And it’s no secret that Christians face the temptation quite often to become legalistic. Even when we attempt to explore liberty, we run the risk … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Behavior, Scripture Interpretation | 27 Comments