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Jun 19 |
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Is it sinful to prophesy using the Bible? great answer ............ |
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Jun 19 |
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Does God exclude loving your neighbor as a basis for being accepted into heaven? NO! .................... |
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Jun 19 |
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What are the main differences between Reformed Protestant Biblical Theology and Covenant Theology? a valid example of "mutually exclusive" is light and dark. You cannot have a place that is both light and dark in the same space at the same time. Two religions or belief systems however can exist at the same time among different people. |
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Jun 19 |
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What are the main differences between Reformed Protestant Biblical Theology and Covenant Theology? I believe what you actually meant was not that they are not mutually exclusive (one cannot exist at the same time as the other), but rather you meant that you think they might not be independent from one another, aka you think that the terms might possible be two names for the same thing. Also I know I misused aka in that sentence so feel free to correct me. (I could have used "in other words") |
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Jun 19 |
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What are the main differences between Reformed Protestant Biblical Theology and Covenant Theology? mutually exclusive or independent? "mutually exclusive" means that one cannot exist at the same time as the other. I used to misuse the word in that context. I originally learned the term in a 400-level Statistics class in college. It just sounds cool and smart so I like to use it whenever possible. Just make sure to use it correctly. Try wikipedia, it will help you understand it. |
