sociologically Christian
here is a great post on being united as Christians, despite our theological distinctives.
Labels: ecumenicism, reformed theology
posted by John @ 7:55 PM
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a curious fellow
an attempt in striving for, running after, stumbling before, being lifted by, worshiping, enjoying and being all about Jesus.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
About Me
- Name: John
- Location: Camp Hill, PA, United States
i'm a Christian, a poor sinner saved by the glorious grace of Jesus to worship Him as my awesome Lord and God forever. i love the Bible and people, especially when the two come together. i'm blessedly married to my wife, casey, and i currently work as an engineer for the navy.
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- ESV Bible Online
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