Overcoming Discouragement
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The Stone was Cut Out of the Mountain without hands
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Fulfillment or Replacement Theology
Is Fulfillment Theology the Same as Replacement Theology? Fulfillment Theology is a new form of Replacement Theology that in effect replaces the Jewish people in God’s plan, not with the Christian church but with Jesus. This theology gives literal, ethnic Israel some recognition for God choosing them for His redemptive purposes but sees that calling as already “fulfilled” in Jesus’ first coming and the church’s birth (Acts 2). However, in his article “ Israel and Fulfillment Theology ,” ICEJ’s David Parsons writes that adherents to Fulfillment Theology “are generally uncomfortable with being identified with classical Replacement Theology, due to its malevolent fruit—namely the pogroms, inquisitions, expulsions, and the Holocaust.” [24] So to scripturally back their “theology,” Parsons says they emphasize the “ever-expanding ‘inclusiveness’ of God’s salvation plan as it culminated in the gospel being preached to all nations.” [25] However, Fulfillment Theology en...
Mere Christianity
C.S. Lewis Written by Christ the King in Uncategorized C.S. Lewis’s metaphor from Mere Christianity , suggesting that while core Christian beliefs form a “hallway” (common ground for all Christians), denominations are distinct “rooms” with specific traditions , and we should respect different doors, but ultimately, Lewis encouraged choosing a room (denomination) to live in, not just loitering in the hallway. It’s about finding unity in essentials while recognizing diverse expressions, with the hallway representing shared faith, and rooms representing specific church homes.
