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He Lives: Some Early Heresies (modified)

Here is a link to a blog post that goes over and summarizes many of the earliest heresies Christians have been dealing with since the Christian church has been founded!

He Lives: Some Early Heresies (modified)

The Deity of Christ and the Council of Nicaea | Vince Bantu, PhD

Here is another interview from the Jude3Project. You can hear this interview with Dr Vince Bantu about what History actually says about the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE. He cover so much great material it would be worth your time to hear what he says if you think that the doctrine of the Deity of Christ began at the Council of Nicaea. SPOILER: IT didn't.

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Calvin's Only Letter to Luther

I had often wondered had there been any kind of correspondence or discussion between John Calvin and Martin Luther while the two were both still alive. James Swan posted a letter from Calvin to Luther on his blog. Follow the link to read it!

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Calvin's Only Letter to Luther

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Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Catholic Answers: Martin Luther and the Deuterocanonicals

James Swan has posted an article about what Martin Luther thought about the Deuterocanonical texts. Follow the link to read it.

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Catholic Answers: Martin Luther and the Deuterocanonicals
     

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First Look Inside at Martin Luther Graphic Novel – We are Ready to Take Your Orders Now | CyberBrethren-A Lutheran Blog

James Swan posted an article on a Graphic Novel based on the life of Martin Luther. I like such books. The thing I'm sadden about is that people look down on such things as being just for children and no real value as a viable medium for telling important stories. I'd like to read this very much and I like the promotional video.




Luther Goes to the Cartoon Network

First Look Inside at Martin Luther Graphic Novel – We are Ready to Take Your Orders Now | CyberBrethren-A Lutheran Blog

Iron Sharpens Iron: JAMES SWAN: "WAS MARTIN LUTHER AN ANTI-SEMITE?"

Here is an oldie but a goodie! James Swan was interviewed on Iron Sharpens Iron regarding the charge that Martin Luther was insenstive and wrote against Jews. IT was handled well. I highly recommend listening to this interview.

Iron Sharpens Iron: JAMES SWAN: "WAS MARTIN LUTHER AN ANTI-SEMITE?"

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Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Doctrinal causes of the Reformation

Here is a great article about the doctrinal causes of the Reformation. There were good reasons. Martin Luther and the other reformers didn't just wake up one day and decided they didn't want to be Roman Catholic anymore...they had good reason to do what they did.

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Doctrinal causes of the Reformation

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Servetus, Calvin, etc.

I found this great article about John Calvin and Michael Servetus. I find church history very important and awesome. And this particular blog is certain to always deliver great content. This particular is also different because it contains not just text but a gadget that reads the text in the posts for you! Check out the post it has great information. 

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Parchment and Pen » What Bible Should I Own (Dan Wallace)

Dan Wallace is one of the Textual Critics and scholars working in Biblical studies today. Brian Auten tweeted an awesome post Dr. Wallace wrote about which English translation is the best one to use.

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Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Erasmus as a Problem, not a Reformation Solution

 James Swan posted a great article a few days ago about Erasmus and how the Roman Catholic Church is now  viewing Erasmus and Martin Luther. He expands on it in this post - linked below.


Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Erasmus as a Problem, not a Reformation Solution

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Incarnation, Atonement, and Trinity

Here is a great post analyzing a great song detailing much Christian doctrine!



Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Incarnation, Atonement, and Trinity

Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Luther: Women were made either to be wives or prostitutes

On his blog James Swan does an excellent job refuting the assertion that Martin Luther had a dim view of women and marriage. Many of his accusers are Roman Catholic apologist who assert that Luther once wrote:

"The word and works of God is quite clear, that women were made either to be wives or prostitutes."

Okay, before you call for Luther's head, please read James Swan's post regarding the context and history of this quote and what Luther is actually on record for teaching.


Beggars All: Reformation And Apologetics: Luther: Women were made either to be wives or prostitutes