Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened. - Romans 1:21

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Page Title: Challies Dot Com: Purpose Driven Blog
URL: http://www.challies.com/archives/000028.php
...evers have rejected the truth that they know, becoming "futile in their thoughts [so that] their foolish hearts were darkened" (Rom. 1:21). With this in mind, John MacArthur comments: "The Lord knows that man's sinful inclination is not to seek Him, and He therefore seeks individuals t... - Item #0081

Page Title: Christian Forums Dynamis Devotional
URL: http://www.christian-forums.com/printthread.php?t=43608&pp=40
...re of the passions (Ps. 37:7 LXX), of spiritual immaturity and confusion (Heb. 5:11-14), of sin and the darkening of the heart (Rom. 1:21). Distinguishing between one's feelings and thoughts and the guidance of the Spirit is the fruit of regular prayer, long practice in discernment, an... - Item #0082

Page Title: THOU ART WITHOUT EXCUSE
URL: http://www.christianhomesite.com/belfast/text/noexcuse.html
...which is corruptible; but it was with the precious blood of Christ. V.19. Is it any wonder that God declared man as unthankful? Rom. 1:21. After revealing Himself to man in the things created, and through His son, and by His word, certainly we can understand why He is going to take ven... - Item #0083

Page Title: Daily Devotion
URL: http://www.christianstudy.com/cgi/maillist/steamtoday2003.pl?coding=en&mon=3&day=20
...the sin of ingratitude among the pagans. He said, "Although they knew God, they did not glorify Him as God, nor were thankful" (Rom. 1:21). What does it say about our society when people sit down to a full table, while pictures of starving masses flicker on their TV screens, and never ... - Item #0084

Page Title: Biblical World-View
URL: http://www.churchreformationbooks.com/Np_crb/About_Biblical_Worldview_.html
...emonstrate to unbelievers that because of their rejection of God's revealed truth, they have "become vain in their reasonings" (Rom. 1:21). By means of their foolish perspective they end up "opposing themselves" (2 Tim. 2:25). They follow a conception of knowledge which does not deserv... - Item #0085

Page Title: PA098
URL: http://www.cmfnow.com/articles/PA098.htm
...ions over against the mind with which we think. In Biblical terminology the "heart" is the location of our reasoning (Rom. 1:21), meditation (Ps. 19:14), understanding (Prov. 8:5), thinking (Deut. 7:17; 8:5) and believing (Rom. 10:10). It is just here - in the center of our t... - Item #0086

Page Title: PA099
URL: http://www.cmfnow.com/articles/PA099.htm
... to unbelievers that because of their rejection of God's revealed truth, they have "become vain in their reasonings" (Rom. 1:21). By means of their foolish perspective they end up "opposing themselves" (2 Tim. 2:25). They follow a conception of knowledge which does ... - Item #0087

Page Title: PA107
URL: http://www.cmfnow.com/articles/pa107.htm
..." (Phil. 3:18-19). Those who are enemies in their minds due to evil works (Col. 1:21), and are foolish in their reasoning (Rom. 1:21-22; 1 Cor. 1:20), are led in particular to an anti-biblical metaphysic (e.g., "The fool has said in his heart there is no God," Ps. 10:4) ... - Item #0088

Page Title: Mind Bending or Mind Renewing?
URL: http://www.contendingforthefaith.com/responses/booklets/mindrenewing.html
...anged the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever” (Rom. 1:21-23, 25). THE NEED FOR REPENTANCE If we receive the light of the Word of God upon our fallen natural mind, thoughts, and reasonings, it will come as ... - Item #0089

Page Title: Christian_Moses
URL: http://www.covopc.org/Christian_Moses.html
...as became a wise lawgiver - he had special concern for it in making its laws ( Inst. 4.20.14, 16; also see Calvin's comments on Rom. 1:21-27 and 2:14-15). [ 5 ] This "Saxon code of law" was a thirteenth century compilation of the economic and social laws obtaining in and arou... - Item #0090

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