I think I would sooner see a person attend a Roman Catholic church than a Baptist or Pentecostal church.
and,
Why do we let these “Reformed” Baptists get away with this stuff, anyway? They openly separate themselves from the historic Church, so who authorized them to provide the “objective exegesis” about the real meaning of the Mass or whatever?
The Calvinist Gadfly posted this. It’s…uh…wow. Be prepared.
Van Lees and the fine folks at Covenant of Grace Church are having me in for a three day seminar. Friday night and Saturday I will be dealing with Debating Calvinism and Dave Hunt’s attacks upon the Reformed faith and why evangelicals, and especially folks from the Calvary Chapel side of things, seem to embrace his less-than-accurate representations. On Sunday
Presbyterian & Reformed has released a new version of an old-time classic. S. Lance Quinn has updated The Five Points of Calvinism by David N. Steele and Curtis C. Thomas. This work contains a great deal more information than the original, including an annotated bibliography. Our readers might find the following entries interesting, if not somewhat amusing: White, James R.
One reader inquired regarding the Camping Jenga post: If Amram was Aaron’s dad, how on earth do we account for the 430 year sojourn in Egypt? I answer as follows: The Israelites did not sojourn 430 years in Egypt. This is one of the first mistakes that Mr. Camping has made in his claims regarding the matter, though it is
Took a look at a little controversy down in South Africa about a debate between Christian Jonathan McLatchie and Yusuf Ismail on whether the Trinity is consistent with the Old Testament revelation of God’s nature. Played a few minutes of Yusuf’s rebuttal and engaged his arguments. Then in the last fifteen minutes of the program we went back to our
I was just about to head out for the night after finishing up the Olson blog article (above) when someone said, “I just watched this clip on GodTube, and you might find it interesting.” So I clicked on it. And I sat there watching, with this odd feeling. “Man, that sounds…familiar.” And the more I watched the more I realized…I
When addressing the wicked, God says to them after recounting their continued transgressions, “These things you have done and I kept silence; You thought that I was just like you; I will reprove you and state the case in order before your eyes.” (Ps. 50:21) As I read A God Without Passions: A Primer, by Samuel Renihan, I was struck
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