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No one needs to worry about it. The devil and the demons can only do what God allows them to do. They are tools in his hands.

The professor earned his DD at Candler School of Theology / Emory University. That’s a Methodist school. The students were Methodists, Baptists, and Non-denominational. It’s possible there were some other mainline denomination students but I don’t recall any. All of them were trinitarian. Most...

The fate of Satan and the demons has been settled. Praying for them won’t change that, nor will it cause them to stop what they’re doing.

No. Do you pray for the devil and the demons?

It’s only been a few hours since I posted this but this much of Pinnock’s statement typically doesn’t receive a lot of push back. It’s what follows which often brings forth the thunder and the lightening. I remember this being discussed in the classroom. Almost all of my fellow students were...

“Since God has not left anyone without witness, people are judged on the basis of the light they have received and how they have responded to that light. Faith in God is what saves, not possessing certain minimum information.” (Clark H. Pinnock, A Wideness in God’s Mercy, pp.157-158)

* I frown upon men piercing their ears but suddenly I find myself a wee bit more receptive of the idea. *

“If Scripture offends you, the problem isn’t Scripture - it’s your heart.” - Trevor Sheatz

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning - “I just finished my 55th time reading through the Bible in 13 years. Here are 55 lessons I have learned in no specific order What is your favorite?” (Travis Maxey) https://x.com/travisdeanmaxey/status/1950680588144324901?s=61 That’s...

My wife says too many. I say not enough. Around a thousand. Now I ask you: Am I right or am I right?

I wanted to teach my wife how to drive a stick shift. One day she finally agreed to try. She bucked us out of the driveway into the street. She bucked us all the way down the street to a stop sign. By chance, a police car followed us down the street. At the stop sign the police car pulled up...

* Aisle 4. Where careers go to die. *

* Thumb looking to see if there are mates on the other hand. *

* When you’re stuck for an answer, ask a cow. *