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Answering IslamSep 8, 2026

Even More from St. Augustine on the Filioque

The following extract is taken from the blessed Augustine’s tractate on John 16:13. All emphasis will be mine. Tractate 99 John 16:13 1. What is this that the Lord said of the Holy Spirit, when promising that He would come and teach His disciples all truth, or guide them into all truth: For He shall not speak of Himself; but whatsoever He shall hear, that shall He speak? For this is similar to what He said of Himself, I can of my own self do nothing: as I hear, I judge. But when

Tractate 99 John 16:13Holy Spirit

Kaushal KishoreSep 5, 2026

Teachers Who Live Within Us

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Answering IslamAug 29, 2026

Justin: The Father’s Glory is the Son’s Glory

In this post I will be referencing the works of the blessed saint Justin Martyr to prove that he explicitly taught that the Son possessed the identical ineffable glory of the Father since he is none other than the radiant light of God. This is seen from Justin’s claim that the Son is the only One whom God has given his very own glory to. In fact, Justin calls Jesus the Glory and likens him to the light of the sun, which further confirms that he thought of Jesus as possessing the identical gl

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Answering IslamAug 24, 2026

Justin on Christ as the Incorruptible Word of God

In this post I will be citing from the various works of St. Justin to show that this holy martyr taught that Christ is distinct and different from the created order. I will demonstrate that Justin believed that all created, generated things are mutable and corruptible, whereas Jesus is the very Word of God who exists before all creation and by whom creation came into being. This means that Justin placed Jesus on the side of the incorruptible, immutable Creator, not among the corruptible and

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Answering IslamAug 22, 2026

Hippolytus & Christ as the Uncreated, Begotten Word of God

In this post I will be citing the specific works of Hippolytus to show that he taught that Christ is the uncreated Word of God whom the Father begot as his firstborn Son prior to the creation of all things. The references will further show that Hippolytus believed that God created the universe from nothing, that man was created with free will, that evil is not from God and that hell is eternal. All emphasis will be mine. After something from Apollinaris:— HIPPOLYTUS: The word of

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Answering IslamAug 22, 2026

Hippolytus on the Holy Trinity

I cite the entirety of Hippolytus’ refutation to a Modalist heretic which is titled, Against the Heresy of Noetus. Of interest is to note that Hippolytus ascribes Romans 9:5 and Revelation 1:8 to Christ, and emphasizes the fact of his being both truly God and truly Human. Here, now, is the entire work of this great Trinitarian defender. All emphasis is mine. 1. Some others are secretly introducing another doctrine, who have become disciples of one Noetus, who was a native of Smyr

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Answering IslamAug 16, 2026

Early Christians Refute Sola Fide

In this post I will cite some early 2nd-3d century Christians witnesses that all define saving faith as obedience to Christ’s commandments. Some of these authorities also demonstrate that the works of righteousness which Paul opposed, were those of the Mosaic, meaning that the blessed Apostle was censuring anyone who claimed that justification only comes through obedience to the Law. He wasn’t denying that saving faith which justifies is obedience to the commandments of Christ. All emphasis

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Kaushal KishoreAug 12, 2026

सामान्य-बुद्धि / Common Sense

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Preslav RachevAug 12, 2026

When a Notes App Is Just a Notes App

My thoughts on why Bear Notes is still worth paying for every year.

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Answering IslamAug 9, 2026

Mary's Genealogy in Matthew?

The early universal witness of the Church is that Mary herself was a physical descendant of David, and it is for this reason that Jesus is also David's physical offspring: Chapter 43. He concludes that the law had an end in Christ, who was born of the Virgin Justin: As, then, circumcision began with Abraham, and the Sabbath and sacrifices and offerings and feasts with Moses, and it has been proved they were enjoined on account of the hardness of your people's heart, so it was ne

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🌈 Authenticity Is Our Purest FreedomAug 9, 2026

Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 32 2026: From the Pile to the Garden, From the Claim to the Count

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Kaushal KishoreAug 7, 2026

When Progress Outruns Compassion

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Answering IslamAug 2, 2026

The Canon as Protestantism’s Achilles’ Heel Pt. 2

I continue with the extracts from Eusebius’ history in regards to the debates and disagreements over the canon: The Canon as Protestantism’s Achilles’ Heel Pt. 1. Book VI Chapter 14. The Scriptures mentioned by Him. 1. To sum up briefly, he has given in the Hypotyposes abridged accounts of all canonical Scripture, not omitting the disputed books, — I refer to Jude and the other Catholic epistles, and Barnabas and the so-called Apocalypse of Peter. 2. He says that the Epi

The Canon as Protestantism’s Achilles’ Heel Pt. 1Book VI

Answering IslamAug 2, 2026

The Canon as Protestantism’s Achilles’ Heel Pt. 1

In this post I will be quoting sections of Eusebius’ Church History in respect to the various debates and disagreements over the canonicity of particular books, which were/are considered sacred. Some of these writings did not make it into the canon but were highly regarded and viewed as inspired by some if not many early Christians. The purpose in highlighting these debates is to show the dilemma that Protestants who affirm Sola Scriptura face since one cannot have the Scriptures as the

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Kaushal KishoreJul 26, 2026

When Students Outsmart Teachers

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Lore BlogJul 26, 2026

The Semantic Linter: Automating reviews without losing touch

You can't write down your taste. But you keep working by it, and Lore learns it the way an apprentice would, then helps enforce it in code review.

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Answering IslamJul 25, 2026

Early Church on the Book of Enoch

In this post I will quote from some of the early Christian writers that either viewed the book of Enoch as Scripture or believed it contained genuine prophecies. All emphasis will be mine. Jude 14Enoch, in the seventh generation from Adam, also prophesied against them when he said, 15“Behold, the Lord is coming with tens of thousands of his saints, to pronounce judgment on humanity and to convict all the ungodly for all the godless deeds that each has impiously committed and for

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Answering IslamJul 24, 2026

Gen. 6:1-4: The Hybrid Seed of Angels

In this article I will be citing some early and ancient Jewish and Christian interpretations of Genesis 6:1-4, where the sons of God that came into the daughters of human beings to have sex with them are explicitly identified as angels. It was during this time that the Nephilim appeared on earth and that children were born from this union. Here is the passage in question: “Now it happened, when men began to multiply on the face of the land, and daughters were born to them, that t

The Complete Book of Enoch, Standard English VersionTranslation Of 1Q Genesis Apocryphon II-XXII

Kaushal KishoreJul 18, 2026

The Teacher Who Awakened the Writer in Me

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Agricultural and Rural Convention - ARC2020 [Unofficial]Jul 16, 2026

A Peasant University where we can cultivate Rural Knowledge and Power

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Front Page [Unofficial]Jul 14, 2026

That voice telling you you’re ‘not smart enough’ just lost its favorite argument

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Answering IslamJul 14, 2026

Early Church, John 16:13, Perichoresis & the Filioque

The Catholic Church teaches that Christians have always believed and affirmed the Filioque, e.g., the Father spiritually breathes/spirates the Holy Spirit through the Son timelessly, eternally. This in turn makes the Holy Spirit the Spirit of both the Father and the Son, which is precisely what the inspired Scriptures proclaim (cf. Acts 16:6-7; Rom. 8:9-17; Gal. 4:4-6; Phil. 1:19; 1 Pet. 1:10-12). Note what the 2nd council of Lyons in 1274 AD stated: II 1. On the supreme Trinit

Second Council of Lyons – 1274On the Holy Spirit

Agricultural and Rural Convention - ARC2020 [Unofficial]Jul 9, 2026

From Bessarabia to Brussels? Ukraine’s New AKIS Network to Connect Farmers with Knowledge

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Kaushal KishoreJul 8, 2026

Beyond the Prophecy

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