"Let me tell you something. You know how many correct meanings there are in the text of Scripture? One. There may be 10,000 applications to your life of a single text, but there's only one correct meaning."
— Danny (@Truth_matters20) March 6, 2026
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Question: "Is reading my Bible once or twice a week enough?"
— Danny (@Truth_matters20) November 3, 2025
Sproul: "No. The godly person is grounded and rooted deeply in the word of God. Twice a week will not do it. The learning of the things of God has to be a priority." pic.twitter.com/PCh7hL3MPW
“There’s never been anything that’s happened to you in your whole life that justifies you being angry at God … there are 10 million reasons why He should be angry at you.”
— ππ ππ βπππ π️ (@sola_chad) October 23, 2025
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"I had a teacher that said, there are three kinds of people in the world:
— Kuiper Belt Productions (@KuiperBelt117) October 13, 2025
1.) Those that can count.
2.) And those that can't."
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What is the reformed views of speaking in tongues? pic.twitter.com/YH6iGujOcZ
— Terri Green (@TerriGreenUSA) October 6, 2025
“Your only hope in the midst of pain and in the midst of suffering, is that it is not an accident. But that the supreme wisdom of a loving and transcendently Holy God is behind this, and you can’t possibly know today, why.”
— Creeds & Confessions (@CreedConfession) July 8, 2025
R.C. Sproul
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“Roman Catholics view the canon as an infallible collection of infallible books. Protestants view it as a fallible collection of infallible books. Rome believes the church was infallible when it determined which books belong in the New Testament. Protestants believe the church acted rightly and accurately in this process, but not infallibly.”[Source: R.C. Sproul, Grace Unknown: The Heart of Reformed Theology, 58].
If There’s A God, Why Are There Atheists? by R. C. Sproul was first published with the title, The Psychology of Atheism. The earlier title reflects the overall subject of Sproul's book, but the later title, If There’s A God, Why Are There Atheists?, reveals the question that the author is seeking to answer. This title is in response to Freud’s past psychological query: “If there is no God, why is there religion?” And so Sproul writes his book to show that psychological factors play a role regardless of the position that one takes on the matter.
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