augustine
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Quotes from the old church fathers where they deny original sin / sinful nature
The pre-Nicene church fathers did not believe in the sinful nature It’s not enough to go back to Luther and Calvin to check the views of the early church, but we…
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Did AUGUSTINE corrupt the church with gnostic doctrine? (Yes)
This is a well researched must-see film for all who are curious about the views prior to Augustine of Hippo who lived between 350-430 AD. We often hear about the…
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Quotes from old church fathers, supporting Free will and objecting to the Sinful nature
Church fathers before Augustine entered the scene … The first 300 years AD we had a complete agreement among the early church fathers that man has a free will, that…
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The reformers and their uncivilized behavior against the anabaptists
Anabaptists required that baptismal candidates be able to make their own confessions of faith and so rejected baptism to infants. As a result of re-baptism, Anabaptists were heavily persecuted during the…
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The idea of the DUAL NATURE is GNOSTIC in origin
The idea of the dual nature was condemned in the first century as the Gnostic heresy. To say that sin is inevitable is to attribute to Satan power he no…
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Augustine, the former gnostic, and his many heretical views
Augustine, a former gnostic, lived between 354 and 430 AD, and introduced the following heretical views into church and made them popular 1. Absolute predestination (God decides who will be…
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A question that calvinists cannot answer – because it’s a paradox
CHALLENGE to CALVINISTS to please explain the contradiction of Westminster Confession of Faith 3.1: A Calvinist writes: “[God] does not actively work unbelief into the non-elect. All are already under…
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Pelagius has been falsely judged by his critics
Unlike Augustine, Pelagius knew Greek. Pelagius did not teach that man can save himself. He only taught that a man can live a righteous life via free will choice. The…
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Can a person regret anything in hell if CALVINISM is true?
If calvinism is true, no one who ends up in hell has any reasons to regret anything about his previous life on earth. How could he? God predestined him to…
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God did not hate Esau before he was born – Romans 9:13
As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated (Rom 9:13) The question then becomes, did Esau behave the way he did because God hated him,…
