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All of My Links In One Spot: https://campsite.bio/hat. Follow me on X/Foxhole to keep up w/ channel updates.
Welcome To The "All Hat, No Cattle" News Channel! We stream three times each weekday on Rumble, X, and Foxhole to cover the world in "AH, NC" goodness.
At 4 PM ET, join our Award-Winning* Live Two-Hour Daily News Rodeo With Commentary From The Right Side Of The Barbed Wire. We cover national and international news, hot off the wire - err - internet. Fridays are capped off with the latest (and always hilarious) "Florida Man Friday" column by P.J. Media's Stephen Green.
(*Not really.)
You can also find our News Rodeo on Radio8424/Studio8424 -a low data-use way to hear us on your car radio via BT on your phone, or on your Smart TV using BT to the Web Caster app respectively at the following:
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Every night @ approx. 10:00 PM ET (earlier on weekends) I run a compendium of the latest live streams. This is designed to allow people who can't watch during U.S. time to see our shows.
"Phil the Hat" created by Christopher Gomez. Green screen background by Rob Colbert.
All of My Links In One Spot: https://campsite.bio/hat. Follow me on X/Foxhole to keep up w/ channel updates.
Welcome To The "All Hat, No Cattle" News Channel! We stream three times each weekday on Rumble, X, and Foxhole to cover the world in "AH, NC" goodness.
At 4 PM ET, join our Award-Winning* Live Two-Hour Daily News Rodeo With Commentary From The Right Side Of The Barbed Wire. We cover national and international news, hot off the wire - err - internet. Fridays are capped off with the latest (and always hilarious) "Florida Man Friday" column by P.J. Media's Stephen Green.
(*Not really.)
You can also find our News Rodeo on Radio8424/Studio8424 -a low data-use way to hear us on your car radio via BT on your phone, or on your Smart TV using BT to the Web Caster app respectively at the following:
At 7:50 PM ET, we tune in to "Timcast IRL." Our chat is much better, as it's 1) readable; and 2) not insane. Also, you don't have to Superchat to get your chat read during the stream. Nice, eh?! Join our spicy chat on Rumble. "FUN" and "INFORMATIVE" doesn't begin to describe it.
Every night @ approx. 10:00 PM ET (earlier on weekends) I run a compendium of the latest live streams. This is designed to allow people who can't watch during U.S. time to see our shows.
"Phil the Hat" created by Christopher Gomez. Green screen background by Rob Colbert.
The verse in James 2:14-26, which discusses faith being dead without works, has been interpreted in various ways within Christian theology, particularly concerning its implications for a believer's salvation. Here's a summary of the major beliefs:
1. Reformed/Calvinist View: Perseverance of the Saints (Once Saved, Always Saved) Belief: True believers are eternally secure in their salvation. If someone has genuine faith, it will inevitably produce good works. If a person shows no good works, it suggests that they were never truly saved in the first place. Interpretation of James 2: James is not saying that works are necessary for salvation, but rather that genuine faith will naturally result in works. These works are the evidence of true faith. The absence of works indicates a lack of genuine faith, not a loss of salvation. 2. Arminian/Wesleyan View: Conditional Security Belief: Salvation is a gift from God that requires ongoing faith and obedience. It is possible for a believer to fall away from faith and lose their salvation if they fail to live out their faith through good works. Interpretation of James 2: James is warning believers that faith without works is ineffective and could lead to spiritual death. Good works are necessary as evidence of a living faith, and persistent lack of works could result in losing one's salvation. 3. Catholic View: Faith and Works Together for Justification Belief: The Catholic Church teaches that faith and works together are necessary for justification. While faith initiates salvation, works are necessary to maintain and complete it. Grace is a free gift, but cooperation with grace through good works is essential. Interpretation of James 2: James supports the Catholic understanding that both faith and works are necessary for salvation. Faith without works is incomplete and cannot justify a person before God. 4. Lutheran View: Faith Alone Saves, but True Faith Produces Works Belief: Lutherans hold that salvation is by faith alone (sola fide), but they also emphasize that true faith will naturally result in good works. However, these works do not contribute to salvation; they are the fruit of faith. Interpretation of James 2: James is addressing a misunderstanding of faith. He is not contradicting the idea of justification by faith alone but is emphasizing that true faith will be accompanied by works. If there are no works, the faith is not genuine. 5. Orthodox View: Synergy of Faith and Works Belief: The Eastern Orthodox Church teaches that salvation is a synergistic process, involving both God's grace and human cooperation. Faith and works are inseparable in the life of a believer, contributing together to the process of theosis (becoming one with God). Interpretation of James 2: James underscores the necessity of living faith expressed through works. Salvation is not just a one-time event but a lifelong process where faith and works together play a role in the believer's transformation and ultimate union with God. 6. Free Grace View: Faith Alone Saves, but Works are for Rewards Belief: This view, popular in some evangelical circles, teaches that once a person has faith in Christ, they are saved eternally, regardless of whether they produce good works. However, good works are important for receiving rewards in heaven, not for maintaining salvation. Interpretation of James 2: James is talking about the effectiveness of faith in daily life, not about eternal salvation. Faith without works is "dead" in the sense that it is unproductive and ineffective, but it doesn't mean the person loses their salvation. 7. New Perspective on Paul: Faithfulness of Jesus and Covenant Faithfulness Belief: This scholarly perspective reinterprets Paul and James in light of first-century Judaism. It emphasizes covenant faithfulness and the faithfulness of Jesus Christ as central to salvation, rather than simply individual belief. Interpretation of James 2: James is addressing the need for believers to live out their covenantal responsibilities. Faith is not merely intellectual assent but is demonstrated through faithful action, aligning with the Jewish understanding of covenant and law. Summary Faith Alone (Sola Fide): Some traditions emphasize that faith alone saves but agree that true faith will produce works. Faith and Works Together: Others argue that faith and works are both necessary for salvation, viewing them as inseparable components of a believer's life. Assurance vs. Conditional Security: There's a divide between those who believe a believer can have assurance of salvation (eternal security) and those who believe salvation can be lost through lack of faith and works. Each of these views reflects a different understanding of the relationship between faith, works, and salvation, but all agree that faith without works is, in some sense, "dead" or ineffective.
