Ellen G. White Writings

6121 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atheism.12

Arguments against atheism may be summarized as follows: (1) It is contrary to reason. History has shown again and again how impossible it is to bring the mind …

6122 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement, Day of.41

… the argument from silence, if we do not want to arrive at uncomfortable results.

6123 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement, Day of.42

… counter-arguments mentioned above cannot stand. Even those who deny the existence of the Day of Atonement do not lay much stress on 2 Chronicles 7:1 - 9 and Ezra …

6124 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Authority in Religion.70

… of argument" (p. 234). Newman makes a kindred distinction between authority in revealed religion and conscience in natural religion, although he does not assign …

6125 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Authority in Religion.76

… all argument about it is apt to move in a circle. For the ultimate must bear witness of its own ultimacy, the absolute of its own absoluteness, and authority …

6126 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (Lutheran Doctrine).42

… ). The arguments against infant baptism imply defective views on the subject of original sin and the efficacy of baptism. Infant faith--for, faith is as necessary …

6127 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (Non-immersionist View).23

… the argument from silence. Its presence enables us to see both how Jews accepted readily the baptism of John and to understand the point of objectors who …

6128 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (Non-immersionist View).35

… strongest argument against the baptizing of infants lies in the thought that the conditions of the rite are repentance and faith; that these must be exercised …

6129 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (Non-immersionist View).36

… an argument for the resurrection.

6130 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (Non-immersionist View).42

… the arguments brought against the baptism of infants is equally applicable to the denial of their salvation. Nor can the Baptist position be said to be true …

6131 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (the Baptist Interpretation).26

… . The arguments for the late ecclesiastical origin of Matthew 28:19 are not convincing. If it seem strange that Jesus should mention the three persons of the …

6132 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism for the Dead.3

… . Paul’s Argument: Some of the Corinthian Christians denied the resurrection of the dead, and Paul advances three arguments to convince them that the dead …

6133 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism for the Dead.5

… the argument and makes Paul identify conversion with baptism.

6134 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism for the Dead.6

… an argument, even as an argumentum ad hominem, on a practice which he regarded as wholly false and superstitious. The retort of those who denied the resurrection …

6135 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Beholding.2

… an argument for identity of authorship. The word epoptes denotes one who had been initiated into the innermost secrets of his faith and who enjoyed the highest …

6136 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bel, and the Dragon.46

… weak argument, however, for the translator might have corrected on a priori principles, using his own Judgment; or there might well have been in his time different …

6137 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bel, and the Dragon.54

… the arguments for a Babylonian origin have much weight, and there are contrary arguments of considerable force.

6138 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bel, and the Dragon.46