Monthly Archives: September 2016

refuting acts 9 dispensationalism

Posted on September 12, 2016 by christopher fisher

This article is meant to discuss the Acts 9 dispensationalist position, and discuss ways in which it is falsifiable. The most likely Acts 9 dispensationalist position (the one most in agreeance with secular scholarship) is as follows: 1. Jesus taught … Continue reading →

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1 corinthians 10 as a parallel to 1 corinthians 6

Posted on September 6, 2016 by christopher fisher

In an article called freedom from the law under paul, I explain (from what it seems) is the most natural reading of the text. Paul introduces a concept in which “all things are lawful”, which I suspect the Corinthians began … Continue reading →

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freedom from the law under paul

Posted on September 4, 2016 by christopher fisher

Pauline theology champions freedom from the law. To Paul, the law brought death, but the spirit gave life (2Co 3:6). To Paul, those who are under the law are under a curse (Gal 3:10). To Paul, the law was a … Continue reading →

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