Comments on: On The Holy Spirit http://arongahagan.com/on-the-holy-spirit_739/ For His glory and our joy Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:03:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Aron http://arongahagan.com/on-the-holy-spirit_739/comment-page-1/#comment-10015 Aron Fri, 15 May 2009 15:23:59 +0000 http://arongahagan.com/?p=739#comment-10015 <strong>@Greg</strong>: He's only up to 'healing' so far, but not bad for a simple intro. @Greg: He’s only up to ‘healing’ so far, but not bad for a simple intro.

]]> By: Aron http://arongahagan.com/on-the-holy-spirit_739/comment-page-1/#comment-10014 Aron Fri, 15 May 2009 11:28:40 +0000 http://arongahagan.com/?p=739#comment-10014 Well said, Scott. I think it was Lewis who spoke of "chronological snobbery", objecting that " 'new' does not always mean 'improved' ". Perceptive parallel. You know, I think if the reformed faith would see a resurgence, so too would constitutional republicanism and a free market economy. Though I'm a two-kingdoms guy, and believe in the seperation of sacred and civil authority, the principles of Presbyterianism and republicanism do go hand in hand. Well said, Scott. I think it was Lewis who spoke of “chronological snobbery”, objecting that ” ‘new’ does not always mean ‘improved’ “. Perceptive parallel. You know, I think if the reformed faith would see a resurgence, so too would constitutional republicanism and a free market economy. Though I’m a two-kingdoms guy, and believe in the seperation of sacred and civil authority, the principles of Presbyterianism and republicanism do go hand in hand.

]]> By: Scott Pearce http://arongahagan.com/on-the-holy-spirit_739/comment-page-1/#comment-10013 Scott Pearce Fri, 15 May 2009 11:02:59 +0000 http://arongahagan.com/?p=739#comment-10013 Of lesser importance, but I think an eerie parallel: The opening monologue of the guy who was filling in for Mark Levin last night addressed how the marketing machine of the liberals (political, that is) has branded conservatism as an antiquated, narrow-minded, abusive idealogy of a few "rich, old white guys." They have used our age's insatiable craving for the next thing to drive America away from nearly every founding principle upon which it has stood. Not as essential for life and godliness as the reformed faith, but yet another cherished estate worth preserving and defending. Of lesser importance, but I think an eerie parallel: The opening monologue of the guy who was filling in for Mark Levin last night addressed how the marketing machine of the liberals (political, that is) has branded conservatism as an antiquated, narrow-minded, abusive idealogy of a few “rich, old white guys.” They have used our age’s insatiable craving for the next thing to drive America away from nearly every founding principle upon which it has stood. Not as essential for life and godliness as the reformed faith, but yet another cherished estate worth preserving and defending.

]]> By: Greg http://arongahagan.com/on-the-holy-spirit_739/comment-page-1/#comment-10010 Greg Thu, 14 May 2009 21:12:56 +0000 http://arongahagan.com/?p=739#comment-10010 Oh - you'll want to start from the bottom and read up. :-) Oh – you’ll want to start from the bottom and read up. :-)

]]> By: Greg http://arongahagan.com/on-the-holy-spirit_739/comment-page-1/#comment-10009 Greg Thu, 14 May 2009 21:12:10 +0000 http://arongahagan.com/?p=739#comment-10009 Not sure who the italic speaker is, but it sounds a lot like my own thoughts on the Holy Spirit. Driscoll just did several posts on Spiritual gifts - curious as to what you think: http://theresurgence.com/series/spiritual_gifts Not sure who the italic speaker is, but it sounds a lot like my own thoughts on the Holy Spirit.

Driscoll just did several posts on Spiritual gifts – curious as to what you think: http://theresurgence.com/series/spiritual_gifts

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