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The prayer of faith pleads God's promises and expects an answer, but recognizes that it must be God's answer.

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It is God's plan from eternity to have a kingdom of believer-priests who come directly to Him.

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Rome says you must come to the confessional booth. Christ invites believers directly to His Father's throne.

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Roman Catholicism has repeatedly and arbitrarily changed the rules about sin, and what must be done to pay for it.

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It means to say the same thing God says about your sins - not what Rome says.

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At issue is nothing less than the difference between eternal life and eternal death.

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A number of people have asked why we didn't sign this doctrinal affirmation.

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The leaders of Knox Theological Seminary say Yes. But what kind of "inerrancy" is this?

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Is Harold Camping right? Christians need to focus on the answers to three questions.

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Do you say, with the hymn writer, "Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight"?