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Tradition, Scripture and the Church – Pt. 5: “Tradition and Restoration”
Note to readers: This post is a substantial conclusion, in length and content, to what I consider to be one of the most important series that I’ve posted to date on this blog. I could have published this conclusion in … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Restoration, Christ-Centered Spirituality, Church History/Development, The Ekklesia, The Eternal Purpose of God, The Headship of Christ
Tagged Biblical traditions, Christ the Center, Christ the Foundation, Christ the Head, Christ the Identity of the Church, End-time remnant, God's end-time purpose, restoration of the Church, the fruit of restoration, the root of restoration
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Tradition, Scripture and the Church – Part 1: “Tradition and Scripture”
With anticipation, and not a little trepidation, I am wading into a subject that I believe cannot be over-emphasized as to its significance regarding the Church, past, present and future. I would venture to say that the two most influential … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Restoration, Church History/Development, The Ekklesia
Tagged anti-Biblical traditions, Biblical practices, Biblical traditions, non-Biblical traditions, spiritual discernment, The authority of Scripture, the place of tradition in the church, tradition and the Bible, un-Biblical practices, un-Biblical traditions
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Christ-Centered Christianity 