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Short Kid said… Thank you for the welcome
Kristin Jorgensen said… Okay, you are going to have to get my answers in spurts... mostly because when I get home from working with my lovely middle schoolers I have very little brains left. Also, my study of different theologies has to be out aside for the planning of lessons and coaching my school's African American History Challenge team.
I will answer the one that is the easiest first. I am a Christian. I grew up ELCA Lutheran (not really all that different from Catholics but you didn't hear that from me :P ) I now go to a non-denom church because it believe the same thing about the Bible as I do.
As I said before, I am a newbie to the study of theologies. But from what I can tell there is one big difference between Calvinism and Armenianism and that is the difference between predestination and total free will. There's this thing about what Calvinists believe that uses T.U.L.I.P and I can't recall what they stand for off the top of my head, I'm sure I could look it up or listen to my church's sermons again... but right now my brain can't handle it.
The church I go to now is far more Calvinistic than my Lutheran churches were. (Funny because I think Luther and Calvin would agree a lot more than they would disagree)
I hope I can better answer your questions some time in the near future... when I don't feel like my brain is oatmeal...
Kristin Jorgensen said… With in theology I like learning about/discussing the Armenian-Calvinism continuum.
Kristin Jorgensen said… As far as theology goes, I like understating how people came to believe what they believe. This is a new thing I enjoy, and I'm still learning a lot. I would be a baby nerd in this area.
Kristin Jorgensen said… Mostly a science nerd. But have a lot of interests - science fiction, reading, knitting, nature, quazi theology nerd...
Kristin Jorgensen said… I was introduced to brotherhood 2.0 this summer by my best friend. Since then I've kinda really gotten into Nerdfighteria. You?
Kristin Jorgensen said… hullo from one newbie to another :)
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