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Divine Sovereignty by Charles Haddon Spurgeon
In Charles Spurgeon’s text on Divine Sovereignty, he asserts that there is nothing more comforting to believers than the understanding that God is in control of all things. He acknowledges that this concept is often rejected by non-believers, who struggle with the idea of God’s sovereignty over His creation. Spurgeon explains that God distributes gifts…
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Aquinas vs Augustine: Exploring Their Perspectives on Theology and Free Will
Theological powerhouse Thomas Aquinas and influential thinker Augustine of Hippo offer contrasting perspectives on free will and theology. While Augustine underscores the primacy of divine grace and fallen nature, Aquinas emphasizes human agency and compatibility with God’s attributes. Their differing views inspire ongoing theological debates, exploring the complexities of human choice and divine grace. Delve…
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God’s Nature Is Not Limited
In a world where human ego often governs our thoughts and actions, it is crucial to recall that God’s infinite nature transcends our limitations. His omnipotence and sovereignty serve as a reminder that He establishes the rules and choices, while we are summoned to find solace in His will and embrace His plans. This blog…
