The loss of a soul is the heaviest loss that can befall a man. The worst and most painful of diseases - the most distressing bankruptcy of fortune - the most disastrous shipwrecks - are a mere scratch of a pin compared to the loss of a soul. All other losses are bearable, or but for a short time, but the loss of a soul is for evermore. It is to lose God, and Christ, and heaven, and glory, and happiness, to all eternity. It is to be cast away forever, helpless and hopeless in hell.
~ J.C. Ryle
(from J.C. Ryle Quotes)
The Diversity Of Views Of The Perpetual Virginity Of Mary In The Late
Medieval And Reformation Eras (Part 3)
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One of the issues that sometimes comes up in discussions of Mary's
perpetual virginity is the necessity of accepting the doctrine. Is
acceptance of it a re...
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