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The separation of Church and State: What the Reformers Missed.

Power in the hand of the right people can be a blessing to all. Gregory the first is a prime example of this, he was more interested in helping others than personal gratification. However, there is no power that does not corrupt. As men took over the church at Rome Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 yearsDecember 12, 2016 ago
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Politics and Religion: The Good the Bad and the Church in 3rd – 4th centuries A.D.

The line between politics and religion, specifically Christianity, was very clear when it was illegal to be a Christian, however, the conversion of Constantine changed the landscape. Shelley zeroed in on Constantine’s role with these words “Prior to Constantine’s conversion, the church consisted of convinced believers who were willing to Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 yearsDecember 5, 2016 ago
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Concerning the Canon: The Text That: Transforms, Worships, and has Apostolic Authorship

Introduction Though the word canon can mean many things the definition of canon concerned here is the collection of sacred books accepted as genuine.  That issue of genuine communication from God is one particularly pertinent to the Christian since so much hangs on the Christ that is only revealed in Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 years ago
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Establishment of the Church: The Phoenix Arises

To get to Jesus and what he did the stage must be set going back to about 60 B.C. The Persian Empire was long dead and Israel had been left to be lead by the Hasmonean dynasty in relative autonomy. That is until the bloody years that started about 60 Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 yearsNovember 21, 2016 ago
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How did the early church at the time of the fall of Jerusalem perceive its relationship to Judaism?

By the time 70 A.D. had rolled around the Jews had already done a lot to distance themselves from the followers of the way. They had already labeled the Christians “These men who have turned the world upside down… ” (Acts 17:6, ESV). There was also clearly an attempt to Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 yearsNovember 18, 2016 ago
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The Sin/Judgment/Salvation Cycle at Work in Early Israelite History

This is the First and Greatest Commandment: “Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength” (Deuteronomy 6:5) Introduction Coming of age for Israel happens at Sinai. Prior to this time, Israel had no written covenant. The lack of a Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 years ago
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Canaanite Religion and the Downfall of Israel and Judah: Primary Cause of God’s Displeasure

Specifics about the Canaanite Religion (Baalism) have been hard for archaeologists to find and, until recently, most of what was known about them came from the Bible and other writings that were not written until the Roman age (Unger, 1950, p. 168). Unger goes on to explain that with recent Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 9 years ago

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