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47:39

Ephesians 6:10-17 | Christians Stand Against

Cornerstone Church

over 3 years ago

37:05

That's hermeticism that goes all the way back to the tower of Babel.

2:00

Characteristics of a cult: Isolationism | Rapp Report Daily 0034 | Andrew Rappaport | SFE | Striving for Eternity

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

about 8 years ago

0:42

That leads to then the next characteristic, and that is isolationism. It is the idea that members of the organization are not to speak to outsiders about doctrine unless to convert them. The organization often states that it has these rules because they want to protect their members, because the people outside will deceive them and lie to them and try to brainwash them, when in fact it's the cult that is doing the brainwashing.

1:24:15

How to Resist Despotic Rulers (John 11:45-57 Jeff Kliewer)

Cornerstone Church

about 3 years ago

1:09:14

You see hermeticism. Gnosticism monism.

52:10

Cultish: Ritual Magic & the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Pt. 2

Apologia Studios

over 3 years ago

4:33

little bit different like I said, there's some differences between Andrew you mentioned Gnosticism Hermeticism

51:45

Heresy 101 (part 2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 12 years ago

35:36

And the same author says this, eventually the word heresy came to connote the particular teaching that caused certain ones to break away from orthodoxy. So this is now a separation. This is a complete breakaway.

53:37

Heresy 101 (part 3)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 12 years ago

3:53

Someone who had a meaning of being able to set other choices and a lot of times those choices were secondary type of choices. There weren't things that would Separate you from Christendom or or any other type of religion at that point and that was heresis.

50:34

History Of Faith And Science (part 2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 4 years ago

28:50

"'Kepler firmly believed in the integrity "'of both books of God, scripture and nature, "'but he was always careful to distinguish "'the languages in which each one was written.'". And another quote, perhaps more than any other early modern astronomer, "'Kepler saw himself as an exegete of nature, "'a theologian whose task lay "'in opening up the book of nature.

29:44

This Week in Witchcraft (S1 E21)

HYN

Have You Not Read

almost 4 years ago

2:13

You look it up you find the things that the ingredients of this law of attraction include things like Hermeticism

29:46

This Week in Witchcraft - S1:E21

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

almost 4 years ago

2:13

You look it up you find the things that the ingredients of this law of attraction include things like Hermeticism

28:54

Truth and Love

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

about 3 years ago

4:06

So we have to eschew this idea of this strict Gnostic type of dualism. And on top of that, they taught that the path to true spirituality, to this understanding of how to divide and get rid of the physical side, came from a special secret knowledge available only to the initiates.

46:43

Systematic Theology (part 2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 3 years ago

43:01

When we analyze things with the theological method, but the theological method comes with a presupposition. That whatever the Principia Ascendi namely Yahweh. Whatever he says is true. It's true. That's the presupposition Burkhoff writes it will of course be said that in following this method the theological method of procedure We are also reasoning in a circle.

15:26

68: Why So Many Churches?: Truth Comes Under Attack – Part 2

R4E

Ready4Eternity

12 months ago

1:27

Three major heresies threatened the early church's foundation. One was Gnosticism. Gnosticism was a broad and influential movement that taught that salvation came through secret knowledge revealed only to a spiritual elite.

51:09

Heresy 101 (part 1)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 12 years ago

42:54

Heresy is there to destroy. And we'll see that as we go through. Inerrant teaching is just that. I may have read a book about some subject and I might not have studied it fully myself and I may come to you and say, this is what I now understand.

13:37

Scripturalism: Digging Deeper

PRC

Puritan Reformed Church Phoenix

about 9 years ago

2:29

It doesn't violate the three basic laws of logic. It fits together as a system. Cessationism. Cessationism is the doctrine that divine revelation has ceased, and that signs and wonders which accompany divine revelation have also ceased.

48:20

Gnostics In The Know

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 18 years ago

10:17

That's a very common Gnostic teaching. And that's core, as we'll see, to their doctrines. I think that's what most of us would think of when we hear the word Gnostic, apart from the other heresies that we'll be looking at today that it contains.

56:04

1689 LBCF Chapter 1:9-10 and more

REM

Reformed Ex-mormon

almost 3 years ago

39:51

It says in this that he is self -existent, so an infinite in being and perfection. And this is one reason, like I said, the 1689, I think, gets a little bit more superiority over the West Minister in this case, because what this is teaching for us is the theological term of aseity.

46:32

Systematic Theology (part 31)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 9 years ago

17:35

Now on the one hand you have this overbearing systematization which can try to simplify or develop other concepts that may not be faithful to the scriptures. And then you have on the other hand experience which basically says these things can be articulated and therefore it has to be mystical.

25:37

Mysticism (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 16 years ago

13:38

Schaeffer went on to say, all the new theology and mysticism is nothing more than a faith contrary to rationality, deprived of content and incapable of communication. And so how can you communicate non -propositional truth?

45:17

Irenaeus, Tertullian & Origen of Alexandria

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 2 years ago

17:25

Uh, Tertullian was also strongly opposed to the idea that Christianity should be influenced by what? This is something you had to fill in, right? So he didn't want Greek philosophy influencing Christianity.

48:23

Mysticism And Sola Scriptura (part 3)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 12 years ago

1:02

When it's wrapped in evangelical livery. A long, long time ago, one of the earliest Christian mystics, Pseudo -Dionysius said, the soul must lose the inhibitions of the senses and of reason. God is beyond the intellect, beyond goodness.