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Okay, I can see you see a distinction there. If sin curses the law, would it not be appropriate to say the law has been cursed? Can you explain further what you mean?

This has been a question debated by theologians for centuries. I think everyone agrees that Christians are distinquished from the non-believers by the presence of the Holy Spirit. However, the debate comes regarding how the Holy Spirit is manifested in the Christian’s life. Some argue it is...

Why can‘t it be after the 1000 years? That was the position of the Church throughout much of church history

What do you mean that sin “cursed the law?” My understanding is that the curse is the result of a violation of the law. The law is not ”cursed” because the law is holy, upright and good. The problem is we are not. We are cursed, not the Law.

I think your view is common in a lot of eschatology today. However, my take is that this beast follows chronologically from the other three. The first, historically, is Babylon, then, the Medes/Persians and then Greece. Thus, the 4th beast would be the Roman Empire. Also, I think Daniel’s...

Are you looking for a theological answer or a practical one? If a practical one, it depends on your denomination. Some denominations require a bachelors or masters while some do not require any education. For instance, the Anglican Church will require you to become a priest and go through...

Hey, just joined. I am a chaplain and have been in ministry for over 25 years. I look forward to the conversations to come.