Tanner Tripp

@PaulAnleitner (I’m really sorry if my reply’s come through weird. I really don’t know how to use Twitter 😬)

@PaulAnleitner It does not come from within themselves (Rom. 12:3; Eph 2:8). The same is true in the NT examples provided. They had an encounter with Jesus himself or one of His followers which led to a faith response (as you stated, perfect doctrine is not necessary to place faith in the...

To be clear, I'm not saying its apart from faith in Christ. I'm calling into question our conflating of faith with cognitive ascent to a particular list of propositions about Christ. Grace -> "faithing" response to the light received -> evidential fruits of the Spirit

@PaulAnleitner I agree with most of your examples, but I think this one is a little misleading. I think a better understanding would be that an unbelieving spouse can be sanctified or “made holy” in a sense of being blessed. Tht is different than being made righteous, which come only thru faith

In 1 Corinthians 7:14, Paul says that a believing spouse can make righteous an unbelieving spouse and their children.

@PaulAnleitner that those people you referenced had “genuine access to salvific union..” without knowledge of Christ?

@PaulAnleitner However, in the New Covenant, salvation comes through faith in the incarnate Son of God, who fulfilled the Law in its entirety. What are the implications for the 3 billion unreached people today with no access to the knowledge of Jesus? What is the basis for your thought...

@PaulAnleitner work of Christ). In regards to your original post, I would love to hear your thoughts on those who have no access to the knowledge of Christ coming to faith. In both the Old and New Covenants, salvation came through faith.

@PaulAnleitner Just out of curiosity, what is the Scriptural basis for your belief that the unborn, etc. have access to salvation apart from faith in JC? I agree with your line of thinking about the same logic extending to those unreached peoples, I would just love to hear what it is based on.

A few others throughout church history who would also answer "yes" & weren't universalists: Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Clement of Alexandria, Aquinas, Wesley, Augustus Hopkins Strong, John Stott, the Second Vatican Counsel, C.S. Lewis, Clark Pinnock, Billy Graham

If one believes that salvation is available to the unborn, the infant, and the mentally disabled who do not have epistemological access to the true propositions about Jesus contained in the Scriptures & passed down to us through his Church , then is there also warranted room to

@JimPeteHoops @tweetdavebenz for the record on that long replay during the Pistons game... Check Kennard’s feet.

America the Idol- Why I will not bow my knee tannertripp.wordpress.com/2018/05/28/ame…

Attention all opposing WRs: 🚧 RHODES CLOSED 🚧

The church will have credibility where she fights for diversity, loves the poor and welcomes the immigrant. Keep this in mind as we pray

Finishing Strong tannertripp.wordpress.com/2016/07/09/fin…

The next adventure begins. #RedStag hunting in NZ. #BarraFishing & diving #GreatBarrierReef in AU. W/son @Trippster_

@Taylor_Cole15 with fondness ☺️

@Taylor_Cole15 and True Friend 😊

One in a Million by Hannah Montana will never not be one of the greatest songs of the 2000s 😍

I think someone turned the 3 pt game sliders for the Cavs up to 99

Ain't no more double teams baby!