Last week’s term: Pantheism – The denial of the personality of God. The belief that God and the universe are synonymous, as opposed to God being a personality. This week’s term: Arianism -The teaching of Arius (AD 250-336) denying that Jesus Christ was co-eternal, co-equal, and co-essential with God. Many other doctrines are affected by …
Last week’s term: Hylozoism – the doctrine that all matter is endued with life. This doctrine is friendly to Materialism, and is the philosophical companion to Hinduism. This week’s term: Pantheism – The denial of the personality of God. The belief that God and the universe are synonymous, as opposed to God being a personality. …
Last week’s term: Polytheism – The belief that there are many gods. This week’s term: Hylozoism – (hy-luh-zoh-iz-um) The doctrine that all matter is endued with life. This doctrine is friendly to Materialism, and is the philosophical companion to Hinduism. Thanks for reading,
A few days ago, I listened to a sermon by Pastor Don Fortner of Danville, Kentucky, entitled “The Doctrine of Godliness”. It is from the sixth chapter of Romans. It is rather long, so it took me about three sittings to hear it all the first time through. It was such a blessing to my …
Last week’s term: Monotheism – The belief that this is but one God. This week’s term: Polytheism – The belief that there are many gods. Thanks for reading,
Last week’s term: Materialism – Materialism is the system which ignores the distinction between matter and mind, and attributes all the phenomena of the world, whether physical, vital, or mental to the functions of matter. All random mutation evolutionists basically subscribe to this religious philosophy. In my words, the “material” (matter) is god. This week’s …
To access this entire series, click HERE. Last week’s term: Infidelity – No faith or unfaithful. The proper description of a person’s way of life, who neither claims nor pursues any faith. Also used to describe the act or practice of violating commitments to faith or faithfulness which have been made. This week’s term: Materialism …
Part I Words and Terms Describing Philosophies of God Last week’s term: Agnosticism – The denial that God is knowable. It is not the denial of God’s existence, as is atheism, but simply the denial of His knowability. This week’s term: Infidelity – No faith, or unfaithful. The proper description of a person’s way of …
Continuing in Part I – Words and Terms Describing the Philosophies of God. To read previous entries in this series, click on the “Series” tab at the top of this page. Last’ week’s term: Atheism – the denial of any divine existence. This week’s term: Agnosticism – The denial that God is knowable. Agnosticism is not …
We’re in Part I -Words and Terms Describing the Philosophies of God Lasts week’s term: Theism – the belief in divine existence. It’s fitting that this week should be the opposite of last week’s! This week’s Term: Atheism – A denial of any divine existence. And there you have it! Thanks for reading!
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