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Sep 18	asked	According to reformed theology, is there any valid reason to desire to be saved besides it glorifies God?
Sep 18	awarded	Enlightened
Sep 17	revised	Does the Bible say anything about a Conscious and Unconscious Mind? deleted 191 characters in body
Sep 17	asked	Does the Bible say anything about a Conscious and Unconscious Mind?
Sep 16	comment	Catholicism and Christianity Doesn't the selling of sacraments reduce to: "if you give the pope money; your loved ones in purgatory goes to heaven quicker?"
Sep 16	comment	Catholicism and Christianity According to a pastor I respect, no: gty.org/resources/sermon-series/296
Sep 15	accepted	How do Reformed Theologians view Hypnosis?
Sep 15	comment	How do Reformed Theologians view Hypnosis? @Mike: your answer is great. I liked the way how you (1) take hypnosis (2) break it down into its roots (3) analyze each part separately. It's almost "algorithmic" in providing a fish vs teaching to fish. I've just been preoccupied with other theological questions (many most posted), and haven't had a chance to reflect on your response.
Sep 15	answered	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation?
Sep 14	comment	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation? @Caleb: with al due respect, as I look over your comments, I don't see anything besides: different groups have different traditions; therefore, we need to narrow to one group / tradition.
Sep 14	comment	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation? This seems like a very small change (adding "According to Reformed Theology"). Are you going for something deeper? (i.e. rewrite of the question; or just a simple narrowing down to a specific set of beliefs in Christianity?)
Sep 14	revised	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation? edited title
Sep 13	comment	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation? @Caleb: So this is an issue that Christianity is quite divided on? (For example, the mention of "speaking in tongues is assurance" seems to be nullified by Paul's letter to the Corinthians ...)
Sep 13	comment	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation? You're absolutely right, as written, it sounds like true believers become sinless. How do I phrase this better "try to follow" seems to leave too much to interpretation, yet clearly "succeeding at following" isn't possible this side of death.
Sep 13	comment	We're only in heaven for a short time? I recommend John MacArthur's "The Glory of Heaven."
Sep 13	answered	Are parents responsible/accountable for the sins of their children?
Sep 13	asked	According to Reformed Theology, What is the greatest assurance of Salvation?
Sep 13	comment	What is the difference between “called” and “chosen”? Concerning "We hold some Calvinist views, but not all" isn't TULIP all or nothing? How does Calvinism not fall apart after the removal of irresistible grace.
Sep 13	asked	What is the difference between “called” and “chosen”?
Sep 13	comment	How do Reformed Theologians view Hypnosis? @Caleb: can you expand? I've actually always been curious about whether hypnosis is real or not (though Feynman's account makes me believe it's not complete BS) -- and I've actually always been curious about the relation between self hypnosis and high focus.