H.O. Ojewale

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atonement, Christian Doctrine, Church, corruption, greed, humanism, idolatry, Lucifer, nakedness, sin

I KNOW WHY THE CHURCH IS IN DISARRAY (part 2)

July 7, 2015

History, it is believed, has had its documentation overly tampered with. A fictitious Apostle Simon Peter had for over a millennium been touted as the first pope of Roman Catholic Church. Someone believes that Catholicism began around 50 A.D. Could Peter have gone through the rituals of “Hail Mary, Queen of heaven”? Could it be...Read More

Catholicism, existentialism, Hail Mary, humanism, neo-orthodoxy, Pelagianism, scholasticism, Simon Peter, The Birth of the Church, wrong prayers

THE GENESIS OF HUMANISM (2)

June 10, 2015

Secular Humanism, they will tell you, is not a religion. Humanists are of the pinion that a humanist religion is an oxymoron. Do they not believe in something? Do they not see themselves as gods? Pre-Socratic philosophic writings prove the existence of humanistic beliefs. They were discovered through Muslim sources and translated from Arabic to European languages. Read More

Babel, Catholicism, Docetism, humanism, philosophers, Satanic rebellion, St. Augustine

THE GENESIS OF HUMANISM (1)

June 4, 2015

Human history places the rise of humanism, brought forth by an Italian Chancellor, Brunetto Latini (c. 1220-94), somewhere in the mid of the twelfth century. The truth, according to the revelation of Divine protocol (HIS story), is that it is a Luciferan proclivity, which he displayed before the throne of the Majesty on high, to proclaim and to establish the spirit of individualism. In the darkened, egoistic resolve of Lucifer, a messenger, we find the location of the genesis of humanism.Read More

Cain, demonism, disembodied spirits, fallen angels, humanism, individualism, Secular Humanism

WHY GO ARMINIANISTIC SOTERIOLOGY (5th and concluding part)

April 3, 2015

Are you aware of another sinister portent hanging ominously on Arminian perception of salvation? It is the annulling effect it wields on the magnanimity of the graceful assurance of soteriology. So misleading, what you started, James Arminius! Your perseverance point reeks of uncertainty. It makes one to think aloud, "This is a dicey situation." Read More