Jonathan Edwards: "Resolved, to strive to my utmost every week to be brought to a higher exercise of grace than I was the week before."
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Hey all..
So, I revamped my last post just a tiny bit. I added in a bit more detail, because I didn't think it was fair being vague on such a topic.
Feel free to check it out again here.
@Wesley 'Whitey Lawful' Mcgranor I am not.. I was raised Catholic, though. I went to a non-denominational Christian college, was baptized a year ago on Valentine's Day, and now go to a Baptist Church (not Southern Baptist) that isn't even really Baptist. I'm a Bible-believing Christian.
I have read Papal overtones in your writings since i started 'following' you. I had assumed that you were Protestant and so i took a second guess and asked if you were Calvinist. The parable of the recovering Catholic is: one does not recover.
Well coming out of the grasp of legalism does always have its effects. Although I see God's grace daily .... knowing the Catholic system fairly well I don't think what I believe is remotely the same anymore :)
Are you Catholic?
ReplyDelete@Wesley 'Whitey Lawful' Mcgranor
ReplyDeleteI am not.. I was raised Catholic, though. I went to a non-denominational Christian college, was baptized a year ago on Valentine's Day, and now go to a Baptist Church (not Southern Baptist) that isn't even really Baptist. I'm a Bible-believing Christian.
I have read Papal overtones in your writings since i started 'following' you. I had assumed that you were Protestant and so i took a second guess and asked if you were Calvinist. The parable of the recovering Catholic is: one does not recover.
ReplyDelete@Wesley 'Whitey Lawful' Mcgranor
ReplyDeleteWell coming out of the grasp of legalism does always have its effects. Although I see God's grace daily .... knowing the Catholic system fairly well I don't think what I believe is remotely the same anymore :)