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Obvious parallels between Noctis and Jesus in FF XV

Posted on July 27, 2019 by

In FF XIII the story highlights the chaotic universe ruled by mostly evil gods and the main character is Alpha Female (Lightning) who opposes those gods and lead humanity to the peaceful godless world (in the sense, no supreme authority). … Continue reading →

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False dilemma told by your pastor – We do not need miracle since we already have Bible

Posted on June 17, 2013 by

I have a big problem with cessationism. Initially, I thought that this kind of view is only limited to some very extreme fundamentalist churches. However, I found that this view is very widespread among Protestant churches (My former church in … Continue reading →

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Debunking TULIP – Introduction to Open Theism

Posted on August 31, 2012 by

Since I have introduced to you about TULIP, I decided to just debunk the concept of God’s exhaustive foreknowledge. The reason is that once this concept is collapse then all points of TULIP will collapse as well. Virtually all classical … Continue reading →

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Debunking Dominion Theology (cultural mandate)

Posted on August 11, 2012 by

The main thesis of dominion theology is that Holy Bible contains all necessary information needed to run major aspects of society. Those aspects include politics, economy, social, education, work, and so on. The job of Christians are therefore to find … Continue reading →

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Debunking Reformed Theology in 2012

Posted on January 2, 2012 by

Ever since I attend Reformed (Calvinist) church, I hardly sympathetic to their way of preaching by spending considerable amount of their time by criticizing other denominations (most frequently Charismatics, but some portions are reserved for Catholics and Islam). I said … Continue reading →

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