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Tag Archives: Pelagius
A message to my Irish sisters and brothers:
The Creator is active in creation. We can most closely connect to our Creator in creation – feeling the earth beneath our feet, running our hands through water, breathing deep the smells of a forest as the wind plays through … Continue reading
Posted in Scripture, Uncategorized
Tagged Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland, Augustine, Baptist, Bible, Celtic Christianity, Ireland, Pelagius
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Why do Christians support executions?
For followers of Jesus, there is no justification for killing, ever. There’s nothing in the words of Jesus that says killing and executions are acceptable. In fact, the example of Jesus is exactly the opposite. With Jesus as our example, … Continue reading
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Tagged Augustine, Celtic, execution, Jesus, Pelagius, Thomas Aquinas
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