Christ In Me International [Christ in me Collective]: Emergence of a New Cult? by Pastor Rudolph Boshoff.
In about 48 to 50 AD, Paul of Tarsus wrote to the Galatian Church being befuddled about their willingness to accept a different Gospel. He wrote (1:6-8) “I am amazed that you are so quickly turning away from Him who called you by the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel— not that there is another gospel, but there are some who are troubling you and want to change the good news [...]
Faith and reason Conference 2017.
WHEN: Saturday, 26 August 2017 WHERE: Oosterlig Church (see google maps location), 469 Lea Street, corner of Judith Street,Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria COST: No cost, no need to register, but donations will be appreciated. A light snack available at lunch time. WHAT: The programme will start at 08:30 until 15:00 (see below) CONTACT: antwoorde@yahoo.com PROGRAMME SCHEDULE: 08:30 – 09:00 Tea/Coffee 09:00 – 09:15 Welcoming 09:15 – 10:15 Session 1a, b, c Ray Ciervo – The Eyewitness Testimony About Jesus: Are They Trustworthy? Liza Bornman – Science and Faith in God: Inherent [...]
The Illogical nature of The Doctrine of “Biblical” Unitarianism by Vladimir Šušić
Unitarian Scholars like Dr Dale Tuggy like to make deductive arguments trying to put forth that doctrines of a Multipersonal Deity, such as that of The Trinity would be in some way Illogical because of the Law of identity. While these claims have been thoroughly demolished, leading to blocking of Christian Apologists who do so by the likes of the aforementioned scholar, the goal of today's article is to show that the doctrine of Biblical Unitarianism, namely one of Christadelphianism [...]
Debate: Concept of God in Christianity and Islam Pastor Rudolph Boshoff vs Sheikh Ibrahim Abdullah.
Debate: Concept of God in Christianity and Islam PS Rudolph P Boshoff vs Sh Ibrahim Abdullah. Date: 5th of August 2017. Time: 1:30pm - 5:30 pm Venue: Fordsburg Bowling Club # 42. Bird Street & 9th Avenue. Mayfair. Johannesburg.
Did Jesus’ divinity evolve through the Gospels? A Response to Shabir Ally’s Progressive Christology Argument” by Angelos Kyriakides
Based on the assumption that Mark was the first of the four gospels written, and John the last, there are those who believe that Jesus originally displayed Himself as a mere prophet-teacher in Mark but subsequently underwent an evolution of sorts. They claim that in the interval between Mark and John, when Luke and Matthew were written, the image of Jesus was embellished upon and only in John do we see Him appearing as Divine. [...]
Addressing the Unitarian perversion of Colossians 1:16 by Vladimir Susic.
The Unitarian idea that the creation of the Church, rather than that of everything is in view in Colossians 1:16 is utterly inconceivable when the text is properly examined. Unitarians would like us to believe that In Colossians 1 the creation being spoken about is the arrangement and constitution of the Church, by Christ's death or by some other means rather than a physical act of Creation by Christ. One of the chief propaganda arms [...]
The theology of “Christ in Me International” [Christ in Me Collective] evaluated by Pastor Rudolph Boshoff
In this article, I will analyse the central teaching of "Christ in Me International" as outlined by Mathys Kotzé (tutor at C.I.M.I). His explanation appeared in the comments section of the “Nuwe Wyn” blog of Dr. Christo Nel on October 16, 2016.[1] From here on, I will refer to Christ in Me International as CIMI and throughout the article look at two central themes: First their Christology (their view on the work and person of [...]
The Uniqueness of Jesus in the Qur’an and the Bible by John Gilchrist.
For too long Christians and Muslims have debated their differences of belief about Jesus Christ in a context which has allowed scant room for discussion about those points in the Qur'an and the Bible where these two books are in agreement about certain features of his life and personality. The time has come, surely, for Christians and Muslims to analyze these points of agreement for we are unlikely ever to come to a consensus of [...]
Mormon attempts at logical refutation of my deductive arguments by Vladimir Susic
Recently I wrote a deductive argument for Jonathan McLatchie's webinar, the Apologetics Academy which hosted a Mormon, Jaxon Washburn on the topic "Why I am a Mormon". During the Q&A I engaged Jaxon and put forth the deductive argument, which he could not give an answer to, and so he sent the argument to Robert Boylan, who mustered up some sort of a laughable response (1). In this article I will only address the first [...]
A Review of William Young, The Shack by Prof. Noel B. Woodbridge
Young WP 2007. Newbury Park: Windblown Media. [2] 1. Introduction to the book and the author. The Shack, one of the most popular and controversial Christian books of recent years, is the fictional work by first-time author William Young, which embodies lengthy conversations between the main character, a man named Mack, and three persons who represent a version of the Trinity. It is a national bestseller widely embraced by some churches and many professing Christians. The Shack is a fresh, [...]