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“to the only God our Savior, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion and authority, before all time and now and forever. Amen.” (Jude 1:25, NASB) Who is “the only God our Savior” in this verse? Is it not one person, the Father, who Jude has in mind here? Is it not Yahweh...

“No birth in Bethlehem, no hope for fallen humanity.” - Paul David Tripp This pastor frames it nicely in terms of what’s at stake for fallen human beings.

“Did Mary have God’s DNA? Jesus is God. Microchimerism occurs when fetal cells cross the placenta and enter the mother’s bloodstream.” https://x.com/thattradgal/status/1870650810255974803?s=61 What is the Protestant trinitarian reaction to this?

I was able to understand Elizabethan language (non-fiction, the Bible) but had difficulty understanding Elizabethan language (fiction, Shakespeare) because Elizabethan language (fiction, Shakespeare) is of the world and Elizabethan language (non-fiction, Bible) is not of the world? I’m not sure...

* One for him and one for the lady who just sat down at his table? *

“It takes considerable knowledge just to realize the extent of your own ignorance.” - Thomas Sowell

* I sometimes have trouble finding mine. Next time I’ll look for them in my library. *

* Probably should have stayed with “Good”. Hard to get “weird“ out of that. *

* Finally. Just goes to show the old adage is true, “Tech support is slow as Christmas.” *

* The cow might have seen it if the mirage has been there for a while. *

* I use chalk on mine. *

* She must have been at it for quite a while to feel that passionate about it. *

So Shakespeare, a Protestant, in your opinion, was anti-Christian. I haven’t said that they are equivalent. That thought never entered my mind. I did point out that the style of language is the same and that the particular selection I made addressed an issue that is dealt with in the KJV (and...