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Author Archives: Aaron Shafovaloff
Sola Scriptura – Interview with Robert Bowman
Sola Scriptura – Interview with Robert Bowman
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Kwaku El and Aaron Shafovaloff debate: Does God have glory that he will not share?
Kwaku El and Aaron Shafovaloff debate: Does God have glory that he will not share?
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Aaron Shafovaloff Interviews Robert Bowman
Aaron Shafovaloff Interviews Robert Bowman
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Evangelism to Mormons: Keeping It Simple
Evangelism to Mormons: Keeping It Simple, by Aaron Shafovaloff
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RE: Virgin Birth
[Name withheld], I appreciate your comment, particularly about the Gospel of Luke. I 100% agree with this much: Mary’s comments seem strange and unlikely if she already had a sexual encounter. Please consider 4 reasons why I think you are … Continue reading
Who supplied the Y-chromosome in Jesus’ conception?
Christianity: The Spirit created it by an effortless, touchless, omnipotent act. “That which is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit.” (Matthew 1:20; cf. Luke 1:35) 100% of the DNA was mortal, and none of the DNA was transferred … Continue reading
Three reasons why our inheritance in Christ does not imply equality with Jesus or a future of being rightly worshipped by others
1. Since our inheritance in Christ is infinite and immeasurable, it will take eternity to appropriate and enjoy. Ephesians 2:7 implies eternal progression: “so that in the coming ages he might show the immeasurable riches of his grace in kindness … Continue reading
The God of Isaiah vs. Gods of Mormonism
Isaiah 55:8-9 reads: For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than … Continue reading
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Yahweh needs no Asherah
Yahweh needs no Asherah. He says to none, “You complete me.” He needs no partner. He needs no permission. He needs no counsel. He needs no counterpart. He needs no complement. He creates, not by sexual union or cooperation, but … Continue reading
What matters more to being in God’s “image”: appearance, or calling and capacity?
If God had created humans to look like sloths, yet with the same capacities as humans, and sloths to look like humans, yet with the same capacities as sloths, who would be more in His image? What, at core, does … Continue reading