Monthly Archives: August 2021

“Justified” means different things in different contexts

Posted on August 10, 2021 by Ken Temple

When Protestants quote 1 Clement 32 to demonstrate “Sola Fide” in the early church, the Roman Catholic apologist answers back with 1 Clement 30. But see the context! When he says in I Clement 30, “being justified by works and … Continue reading →

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The Psychology of Catholic Converts Examined

Posted on August 4, 2021 by Ken Temple

The same application of this video and my arguments can be made to Evangelicals who are tempted to convert to Eastern Orthodoxy or Oriental Orthodoxy or the Assyrian Church of the East. This is an excellent analysis of how Roman … Continue reading →

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