Tag Archives: holiness
God, The Perfectionist
God is loving, we are told, and thus accepts us as we are. The idea that God will judge people for their sins is now so unpopular that few are willing to state it publicly, and many pastors have sadly bowed to the pressure to present a palatable God, a doting “Grandpa” who silently approves of His children regardless of their conduct.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty
Tagged Creator, God, holiness, judgment, mankind, Morality, perfectionism, Scripture, The Perfectionist
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Holy What???
Holiness is a foreign topic for most people. Even Christians. We have a vague familiarity with the context in which it is usually found. First and foremost, we are told that God the Almighty is “holy.” As the Israelites were getting familiar with their Divine Deliverer, these words were given to them: “For I am the LORD your God, so you must consecrate yourselves and be holy because I am holy.” (Leviticus 11:44, CSB) This is repeated three more times in Leviticus.
Posted in Education, Faith
Tagged Chuck Colson, George Orwell, holiness, Holy, Paul J. Pastor, R.C. Sproul
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