The Mirror of Christianity, Cults, and the Catholic Church
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No matter what anyone says, one cannot "lose" their salvation. See why. Is predestined salvation (Calvinism) logical? If once saved are we always saved? Can our names be removed from the book of Life? Is receiving the Holy Spirit evidenced by speaking in tongues? Answers to those questions and many more are found within. Driven by intellectual curiosity and a desire to understand why different people choose different faith traditions within Christianity, I spent over 25 years visiting churches and congregations of all types compiling research into this interesting comparative work. With so many different interpretations of Christianity it's hard to keep track of the distinctive beliefs and theology each one embraces. It was interesting to be able to examine and discuss the beliefs and concepts of many Christian Families on a range of topics. While finding they all offer a path to salvation, there are some differences as we know. This book examines some of those differences by applying logic without disturbing the integrity of the Bible or individual beliefs.
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Are we on the brink of a theological war between Conservative Protestant Christianity and the new Charismatic Protestant Christian movement known as the New Apostolic Reformation, (NAR)? Are they as demonic as some well known pastors say? A very debated question. This is a book that must be read by every ex-Catholic that perhaps has second thoughts. Reading this book is assurance the decision was right. And let us not forget those Prosperity preachers who constantly ask for money. This book exposes them even to their very core beliefs which are shocking and unbelievable.
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Most of the world looks at things very pragmatically while the author looks through the lens of logic to find understanding. Bennett has taken the time to examine and explain the beliefs and concepts of many Christian Families on a range of topics. The differences in belief among Christians is not a sign of weakness but rather one of strength. It shows that Christians aren’t willing to accept man-made theology they deem unjust; instead, they are always striving to bring themselves closer to Christ through knowledge. Knowledge is key to finding Joy, pure Joy that comes from laying aside everything and following Christ. Christians have a life that only comes with knowing Christ and the faith to believe. A life that many strive for but most don’t find. That life, and the one offering that life, is found in many of the Protestant Churches I visited, as in, Baptist, Methodist, Assemblies of God and many others including many independent churches as well as the Seventh-day Adventist, whom some seem to think is a cult. As an author I can unequivocally say this book contains a wealth of knowledge presented in a way that enriches lives.