By Jim Venturino In a previous issue we introduced the theory that Catholicism bases its teaching regarding the seriousness of sin on situation ethics. With the aid of Webster’s Dictionary situation ethics can be defined as, “the principles of moral values or conduct as determined by the relative combination of circumstances at a certain moment.” Joseph …
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By N.B. Hardeman (Editor’s Note: Brother Guy Woods graciously gave us permission to quote the following excellent sermon by N.B. Hardeman (Hardeman’s Tabernacle Sermons, Vol. V, pp. 109-121J. Brother Hardeman’s sermon is excellent, especially in his comments regarding militancy against error. His five volumes of Hardeman’s Tabernacle Sermons contain excellent material for studying and preaching.) In …
By Irven Lee Atheists, Christians, and many who hardly qualify for either of these groups live here in the same country. The different people have very different lifestyles, and they do not know what others are doing. Some with moral conviction are waking up and looking around. These are scared at what they see. There is …
By Hoyt H. Houchen Question: Since the Holy Spirit knows the mind of God, does that mean that He knows when Christ is coming again? Reply: It is true that the Holy Spirit knows the mind of God. “For who among men knoweth the things of a man, save the spirit of the man, which is …
