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- What Is the Danger of Prooftexting?Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 45. The danger of prooftexting lies in how innocent it looks while doing real damage to sound doctrine. Prooftexting means lifting a single verse or short phrase out of its surrounding context and using it to support a conclusion the passage, read in full, may not actually teach, or may even directly contradict. It is one of the easiest…
- What Is Doctrinal Development?Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 44. Doctrinal development describes the genuine, historically observable way the church’s articulation of certain doctrines has grown sharper and more precise across the centuries, without the underlying truth itself ever actually changing. The doctrine of the Trinity offers the clearest example: the New Testament clearly presents Father, Son, and Spirit as each fully God while insisting there is only…
- What is eschatology?Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 10000. Biblical eschatology is the study of last things, and it is far more than a hobby for prophecy enthusiasts with wall charts. The word comes from two Greek terms, eschatos, meaning last or final, and logos, meaning word or study. Put them together and you have the doctrine of the last things: what Scripture teaches about death, the…
- Is It Wrong to Change Your Mind on a Doctrine?Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 43. Changing your mind on a doctrine as you mature is not automatically a sign of instability or spiritual drift, though it can feel that way, especially if you were taught to associate strong faith with never wavering on anything you were first taught. Scripture actually expects growing believers to reach deeper, more accurate understanding over time, which sometimes…
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I’m Ian Thomas, minister of an Evangelical Baptist Church in the UK. I believe the Bible has the answers we’re looking for — not tradition, not theological systems, not what’s fashionable — the Bible itself. This site exists to help you understand God’s Word better through biblical, pastoral answers to the questions that matter.
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