Christianity

Joel Osteen: False Teacher? Try Non-Teacher

Oct 17th, 2007 | By biggandy | Category: Christianity, Humanity, Theologic Thursday

Paul Edwards (in Townhall.com) hits it right on the mark with his take on Joel Osteen’s comments to Byron Pitts of CBS’s 60 Minutes. Joel isn’t just soft on doctrine, he is downright anorexic. Preferring to receive praise and adoration from his “flock” Joel is always anxious to tell someone “they are ok” [...]



Theologic Thursday: Debating Mormons

Apr 5th, 2007 | By biggandy | Category: Christianity, Theologic Thursday

Anyone who has a front door has had a neatly dressed duo standing there asking about your thoughts about salvation. That duo usually represents the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the LDS represents many things, but especially they represent the Book of Mormon, the “other” gospel of Jesus Christ.
I am [...]



Double Predestination in a Nutshell

Mar 3rd, 2007 | By biggandy | Category: Christianity, Humanity

Many folks, when I say I am a DOUBLE Predestinarian, achieve a glazed donut look and maintain that appearance for the duration of the conversation. Not quite having a handle on predestination, they have no idea how to approach double predestination. Well, here is Double Predestination in as brief a form as possible [...]



GodTube: Christian Videos

Feb 15th, 2007 | By biggandy | Category: Christianity, Computer, Humanity

“GodTube utilizes Web based technology to connect Christians for the purpose of encouraging and advancing the Gospel worldwide.” - Mission Statement Godtube.com
I am not sure if this is what God had in mind when He told us to be separate from the world while living in the world. What good does it to the [...]



Polygonal Relationship Matrix of the 7 Deadly Sins

Feb 9th, 2007 | By biggandy | Category: Blogging, Christianity, Humor

I tried to find out who first came up with this Heptagon of Human Depravity but was unable. It appears to be a recent innovation, at least on the internet. So I will leave it unattributed for now and recognize it as a humorous stab at a subject that can be very weighty [...]