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The judge’s choice
Charles Finney, lawyer and evangelist, was speaking in a New York church in the 1830s. At the end of each […]
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Last act not the determining one
For example, suppose tonight, in my physical weariness, the remaining corruption in my born-again, Christian heart were to get the […]
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suicide
There is nothing unique or peculiar about the final act of life that makes it determinative in validating or nullifying […]
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"Believing", then, while a genuinely
"Believing", then, while a genuinely human activity, possesses no "merit" or worth for which God is somehow bound to reward […]