Another Baptism Debate

Well, at least Black Friday isn’t completely boring for all of you who, like me, loathe being on the streets and highways today (I basically hide in the house, ride on the canals, do anything but be out in public). My response to R. Scott Clark’s comments has certainly gotten everyone’s holiday season off to a rousing start! Glad to

   Honestly, Pastor Modene thinks he is speaking the truth. Anyone with the slightest bit of knowledge can only sit in amazement at this meandering, wide-eyed attack upon one of the silliest straw men ever recorded. (Note the Servetus story again—I get the distinct feeling Modene actually thinks Servetus was a fellow Christian). Do not listen to this while driving. The

The Midwest Center for Theological Studies is hosting a special J-term modular event January 5-10, 2009. Dr. Sam Waldron (author of MacArthur’s Millennial Manifesto) will be delivering a series of lectures entitled: Then Comes the End: A Biblical Course on Eschatology. In addition to Dr. Waldron’s excellent instruction, we will be privileged to have Drs. Richard Gaffin, Vern Poythress and

TGE replied to my corrections of his statements about me, and answered the question whether my view of baptism is, in fact, as heretical as Rome’s doctrine of the Mass. An important exchange anyone concerned about AAPCism, NPism, and the entire “Reformed Catholic” movement, needs to read. Click here, and be prepared. After posting this, Kevin Johnson wrote a passionate