Author Archives: The Town Crier Outlet
Divine and Angelic Lights – Pseudo-Dionysius
Originally from here. Edit: Pseudo-Dionysius‘ (I reject the claim he was a Neoplatonist) writing style is very hard to follow. Its a stream-of-consciousness, flow of thought, that uses weird words. But its clear that he interpreted James 1:17 as implying that … Continue reading
The Rite of Exorcism: Taken from the Roman Ritual with Protestant Revisions
Originally from here. The original author of the Roman Ritual and this Rite of Exorcism was Giulio Antonio Santorio, who had completed his work in 1586. The English translation that this version is based on was made by Philip Weller … Continue reading
Scriptures Against the Sin of Pride
What Pride Is Not One of the things about “pride” is that it is hard to define in the English language. It is one of the seven deadly sins in Catholicism, and the Bible has some very bad things to … Continue reading
Calvin’s TULIP Plucked Apart: The Case for Biblical Arminianism (Bibliography)
I just had a dream that Paul Washer (Calvinist) and me (Arminian) were talking about theology and were trying to organize a friendly debate about Calvinism and Arminianism, but we couldn’t find a venue to do it. The dream had … Continue reading
Sodomites Have Invaded the Church
The people of Sodom were wicked and were sinning greatly against the Lord. –Genesis 13:13 Historical Timeline of Homosexuals Invading the Church 1968 – The Metropolitan Community Church, a predominantly LGBT church, has ordained LGBT candidates for ministry since its … Continue reading
Righteousness Exalts a Nation – Thomas Brooks
Originally from The Crown and Glory of Christianity. My Lords and Gentlemen—You know that the wisest prince that ever sat upon a throne has told us that “Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people,” Proverbs … Continue reading
Lord Have Mercy – Robin Mark
Verse 1: Em C G D C Jesus I´ve forgotten the words that You have spoken Em C G D D4 Promises that burned within my heart have now grown dim Em C G D C With a doubting heart I … Continue reading
