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WELCOME to our new blog, No Human Gospel.  We are a group of bloggers, some of whom used to post at Stand Firm in Faith until that site went dark, and we have looked for an opportunity to expand our horizons ever since.  For now, we are using the Blogger platform because it’s simple to get up and running.  Also, we will be moderating all comments here, until we get comfortable with our audience.

    We take as our theme the words of St. Paul, in his letter to the Galatians (1:8, 11-12): “Even if we – or, for that matter, an angel from heaven! – were to announce to you some so-called “Good News” contrary to the Good News we did announce to you, let him be under a curse forever! . . . Furthermore, let me make clear to you, brothers, that the Good News as I proclaim it is not a human product, because neither did I receive it from someone else nor was I taught it – it came through a direct revelation from Jesus the Messiah.”

    Though we are not all of the same denomination, we agree with Paul that there is only one Gospel, the one that comes through Jesus Christ. He is Lord, the Savior whose death upon the cross saves us from the condemnation due for our sins.  What you read here may vary in viewpoint, but it will never be contrary to the Gospel handed down to us from Christ through the saints.

    Nor will the posts here be concerned just with religion or holy doctrine.  Each of us has multiple interests in other subject areas, such as music, law, science, history, sports, art, and even guns and dogs!  We try as best we can to apply our faith to those interests, and we hope that our efforts will be worthy of your time.  So stop by often, check out what is new, and (if you are so moved) leave us a comment or two – once again, you are most welcome here!

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