Results for "Baptism"

• Baptism

  no free will, the same thing Calvin believed, by stating that God did not give us free will a person such as Calvin makes a confession of atheism. Infant baptism is the denial of faith

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• Logical fallacies

  "I think therefore I am" is the syllogism: I think, in order to think I must exist, therefore I conclude I exist. Or I am conscious, in order to be conscious I must exist

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• Tautology Wiki

  This wiki extends http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tautology_(rhetoric) and resolves the Münchhausen Trilemma, one of the unsolved problems in philosophy with Virtuous circularity. It is considered the most pressing problem in all of

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• StuartFaulk

  Posted to Web: Monday, Mar 2, 2009 05:53PM Appeared in print: Tuesday, Mar 3, 2009, page A9 Opinion: Editorials& Letters: Story In his Feb. 12 guest viewpoint, Dr. Philip Skell suggests that “Darwin has

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• Calvinism

  enforce control. When Christianity became dominant, Constantine chose it for control and thus had to implement infant baptism: like with sacrificing to the god of war, Mars, you had no choice in the matter. Free

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• Theology

  http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Doctrines/infant_baptism_exposed.htm An issue that has vexed Calvin is predestination. One of the strongest arguments for faith alone is baptism only after one is saved

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