About Protestantism
Various aspects of Protestantism, including but not limited to views on salvation, Bible versions, history, and denominations.
True Christianity seeks to ensure that all Christian teaching (doctrine) and Christian living is in agreement with Scripture (the Bible). The Protestant Reformation came about with this purpose in mind… an attempt – by many Catholic priests, monks and other Catholics – to reform (correct) the Catholic church to be in line with bible teachings. This is where the expression “Sola Scripturea” com from – which is Latin for Scripture Alone. The teachers and preachers who grew of out this “protestant” movement were protesting against many serious religious issues of their time:
- First and foremost: false teachings about salvation
- False teachings about God, Mary, Jesus and man’s own spiritual condition
- Serious abuses of power in the Catholic leadership
- Morally corrupt church leaders
Seek The Lord While He May Be Found
Seek The Lord While He May Be Found
A Story About A Man Who Died Very Suddenly In His Twenties
I was prompted to document this true story described below (that I have been “sitting on” for many years) after seeing a post on Facebook with the following hypothetical question, which you may have heard before:
Someone is lying in the road bleeding to death and asks you, “What must I do to be saved?” and they have 60… Continue reading
Why Baptists Are Not Protestants
Why Baptists Are Not Protestants
by Vernon C. Lyons
Editor’s note: Baptists did not start with John Smyth in 1609 as Wikipedia and most publications claim. As Vernon Lyons will show, Baptists (and those Christians holding to Baptists tenets of faith) can trace their roots to the Church of the New Testament.
People are usually put in one of three religious groups. If you are not a Jew or a Roman Catholic, then automatically you are a Protestant.… Continue reading
The Justice Of God In The Damnation Of Sinners
The Justice Of God In The Damnation Of Sinners
by Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758)
“That every mouth may be stopped.” [Romans 3:19]
The main subject of the doctrinal part of this epistle, is the free grace of God in the salvation of men by Christ Jesus; especially as it appears in the doctrine of justification by faith alone. And the more clearly to evince this doctrine, and show the reason of it, the apostle, in the first place,… Continue reading
How Can The Dead Believe In Christ?
How Can The Dead Believe In Christ?
A Brief Look At Salvation And The Doctrine Of Total Depravity
Introduction
In this study, we are looking at how God saves sinners (not how sinners get themselves saved). Much of the material this study is based on comes directly from Scripture as well as from John Gill’s commentary on the Bible [1] which has got to be one of the most extensive and most scholarly of all English Bible commentaries in… Continue reading
A Just God
A Just God
by Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892)
When I was under conviction of sin, I had a deep and sharp sense of the justice of God. Sin, whatever it might be to other people, became to me an intolerable burden. It was not so much that I feared the wrath to come, but that I feared sin. I knew myself to be so horribly guilty that I remember feeling that if God did not punish me for sin, He… Continue reading
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