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4th Mar 2019

#02 – Pelagianism – The Self Help Gospel

Are people born with a blank slate or with what theologians call Original Sin?  Do unbelievers really have free will and the capacity to choose God? Are unbelievers spiritually sick and in need of rescue, or spiritually dead and in need of resurrection?   You can find the answer to these questions and more on this episode of Stop and Think About It.     Episode Navigation: 1:20 - Introduction 1:55 - Examining Dr. Tony Evans Views on Original Sin 4:40 - Definition of Original Sin 7:30 - Spiritual Death 10:15 - Break  11:00 - Pelagius vs. Augustine (Original Sin, Free Will, Grace) 14:35 - Erasmus vs. Luther (The Bondage of the Will) 15:30 - Man is Dead, not Sick 16:40 - Council of Dort (Arminianism, Semi-Pelagianism) 17:30 - Wesley and Whitfield 18:30 - Little Boy and the Rattlesnake 19:50 - The Doctrine of Free Will? 20:30 - Arguments for Free Will God Did Not Create Robots God Looks Down the Corridors of Time Jesus is a Gentleman 24:30 - Break 25:30 - Charles Finney's Methods 26:40 - Two Heresies from Charles Finney's Systematic Theology Finney Denied Original Sin Finney Denied Imputed Righteousness 27:00 - Billy Graham and The Altar Calls and Sinner's Prayer 31:40 - Seeker Sensitive Churches 36:30 - The Preaching of the Gospel Brings True Conviction 39:35 - Final Thoughts The Gospel Phil Sessa's Closing Comments 43:00 - Ending
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Stop and Think About It
This podcast is for the Christian thinker who desires to be edified, challenged, convicted, informed and transformed by God's truth through well-reasoned dialogue that is grounded in and aligned with scripture.
Stop and Think About It is the podcast of Soulfishing Ministries, a non-profit ministry which can be found at www.soulfishingministries.org, under Grace Baptist Church (GBC). It is hosted by Phil Sessa, "The Bronx Expositor" who is both the director of Soulfishing Ministries, and one of the elders of GBC, and co-hosted by Glenroy Clarke, "The West Indian Word Smith" and deacon of GBC.

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