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Question for Tony Miano: Did Joni Preach?

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul M. Dohse Sr. on October 19, 2013

Yes Julie, Joni not only preached at Strange Fire, she preached a real sermon at Crystal Cathedral, and it was an in-your-face Gospel Sanctification authentic Calvinist message of daily living by the cross.

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Tony Miano, author of Should She Preach?, attended John MacArthur’s Strange Fire conference at Grace Community Church, along with Pastor Chuck O’Neal (suing pastor who had minister’s license revoked and currently in discipline), Phil Johnson, Dr. Steve Lawson, all of whom contributed to Miano’s book.

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Please Support Our Evangelistic Outreach to Calvinists

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul M. Dohse Sr. on October 19, 2013

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On December 27-30, we will attend the Cross Conference in Louisville, Kentucky and reach out to the Calvinists there with the true gospel of Jesus Christ. We will be supplying many materials to them for free depending on the support we receive for this missionary endeavor.

We will engage Calvinists there and plead with them to repent of salvation by Christ plus antinomianism. If Christ keeps the law for us in sanctification, that means we have to believe that to remain saved. We will also address the belief that Christians need to receive a perpetual and ongoing salvific forgiveness for sins committed in sanctification, and if that is not received by “preaching the gospel to ourselves” we will lose our salvation.

Please pray for us. We will find many who are not aware of what Calvin really believed. Inquiries for more information should be sent to mail@ttanc.com. Donations can be sent to PO Box 583, Xenia, Ohio 45385. For PayPal, use the same email address.

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MacArthur’s Strange Fire Conference: Sigh; Ok, Let’s Go Over This One More Time

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul M. Dohse Sr. on October 19, 2013

ppt-jpeg4I have written two other articles on this year’s Strange Fire Conference hosted by the confused, possibly heretical John MacArthur. MacArthur and the shameless hacks he invited are staunch Calvinists. I have tried to state as simply as possible that Calvin et al taught a false gospel. Why? Because the essence of the false Reformed gospel is that you must live by faith alone in sanctification to keep your justification. It’s salvation by Christ plus antinomianism. And by the way, Antinomianism will be the one world religion of the last days headed by the “man of anomia.”

This is nothing new. James confronted the same thing in his letter to the Jewish church before the Gentiles were officially noted as equals in God’s kingdom. But yet, doctrine is not the crux of the issue here. The cessation of particular gifts issue is not the crux. And behavior is not the crux. Calvin did not go to the Bible and discover that he agreed with Augustine without presuppositions. Neither did Luther. Both approached the Bible with a Platonist worldview.

They simply made Christ the culmination of the true forms, and EVERYTHING else shadows of the true form, including the other two members of the Trinity. Hence, Christ must be seen in every reality of life, and all of life must be interpreted through Christ.

Granted, the way the Reformers dressed it all up in biblical garb is pure genius. Plato’s objective true forms descending into progressive subjectivity is now “the centrality of the objective gospel outside of us,” and “the subjective power of an objective gospel.” Google those terms at your own leisure. It is also comprised of the Platonist idea that matter is evil and spirit is good, so grace cannot be “infused.” This philosophy is the basis of total depravity. And by the way, if you know what to look for, these guys are not even ambiguous about it.

So let me state it again: MacArthur’s problem with the Charismatic movement is that it puts value on life in the here and now. Everything else is just window dressing. He tolerated CJ Mahaney for a time because Mahaney shares his disdain for human existence, MacArthur’s general confusion between his former grammatical interpretation of reality and his present Christocentric interpretation of reality notwithstanding.

This is why these guys brazenly brag about their endearment to the Puritans who despised those who “live in the shadows” of this forsaken world. This is why they boast of their endearment to those who hung Quakers and drowned women; they relate to the same Platonist disdain for putting stock in the ability of man to improve the conditions of this fallen world.

And like the Quakers, Charismatics believe in “infused grace.” MacArthur cannot have them hung, not yet anyway (perhaps his grandchildren will have the Puritan privilege), but the Strange Fire conference is the next best thing.

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Destroying Eve-il is a Reformed Family Tradition: Today Danvers, Tomorrow the Gallows

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul M. Dohse Sr. on October 18, 2013

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Great pizza party last night with an author who is writing a sci-fi novel. As I sat and listened to him share his shocking  plot designed to invoke terror in his future readers, my recent research for “Reformation Myth” (due to be published in January 2013) made the chilling plot seem mundane in comparison to sexy witches being hung, burned, and impaled with images of Mary fitted with large spikes.

On the one hand, the Reformers were supposedly brilliant for recognizing Plato’s theory that pure truth and beauty is immutable, while on the other hand, their brutality was merely the “mentality of the age.” It is also understandable why Reformed folks are so big on, “all truth is God’s truth” because the Catholic church had a lot of ideas that the Reformers thought were pretty cool; specifically, that because of Eve, women in general are predisposed to evil, or Eveil.

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The Elephant’s Debt .com: MacDonald the Gambling Man; Post 20 of 20

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul M. Dohse Sr. on October 18, 2013