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Why I Am/Not Charistmatic: History of the Gifts Response – Sam Storms


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Michael, Thanks for your careful approach to this question. I appreciate your desire to properly honor our common heroes of the faith throughout these past 2,000 years of church history. But I have to say that I remain utterly unmoved and altogether unconvinced by your appeal to this argument from the life of the church [...]

Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 15


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Join C. Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, Sam Storms and J.J. Seid as they discuss issues surrounding spiritual gifts.

Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 14


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Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 13


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Join C. Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, Sam Storms and J.J. Seid as they discuss issues surrounding spiritual gifts.

Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 12


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Why I Am/Not Charismatic: The Gift of Prophecy Response – C Michael Patton


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The following is part of a discussion (not debate) between two friends, Sam Storms and C. Michael Patton, about the charismatic gifts of the Spirit. Sam is a Charismatic. Michael is not. If you have come in late, you can access the entire series here. Sam, Thanks much for detailing your argument in such a [...]

 

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(Greek kanon, “rule” or “measuring rod”) In Christian theology, the term canon is used to describe the accepted books of the Old and New Testament. Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox all have the same twenty-seven book New Testament canon, but will differ with regard to the Old Testament canon. Catholics universally accept what are called the [...] continue reading