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A New Convert Answers the Top Ten List
I am thankful to TurrentinFan for noting this response to my blog article providing ten questions for a potential convert to answer regarding their conversion process to Romanism. I have often pointed to the highly emotional nature of the vast majority of conversion stories to Rome, and have discussed the fact that conversions, per se, do not surprise me in
Well Look at That….
James Swan has noted a few times the speed with which Dave Armstrong can edit things on his blog when they are shown to be embarrassing. Evidently, Steve Ray is a quick study. When he first posted his blog article dishonestly accusing me of saying Ignatius was a Reformed Baptist (the very thing I had strenuously denied), the title contained
Way Too Many Topics Today to Put in the Title! Listen Anyway!
Here’s a list of topics: the Convert’s Guide to Not Becoming Catholic (which came along with a long recitation about my history with Gerry Matatics and Scott Hahn), the article on whether homosexuality has always been in the Bible, the California Bill to allow inmates to choose their own sex (insanity personified), Samuel Sey’s fine article, Sam Shamoun’s comments on
David King and Sola Scriptura Today on Iron Sharpens Iron
David King, co-author of the three-volume set, Holy Scripture, was Chris Arnzen’s guest today on Iron Sharpens Iron. Click here to listen to their discussion of sola scriptura.
Called to Communion, the Vulgate, and Calvin
One of the latest blog entries from Called to Communion (CTC) is entitled Calvin, Trent, and the Vulgate: Misinterpreting the Fourth Session. The writer explains the “Reformed” popularly portray Trent as “enshrining the Vulgate” at the expense of Biblical linguistic research. Note the following excerpts: When I first began to take interest in theology, and in Reformed theology in particular,
Mr. Bradley Closes His Eyes Tightly
If you want an incredible example of self-deception and suppression of truth, here’s one from this morning. You will recall that I noted the less-than-honest and accurate words of one California attorney, Peter Sean Bradley. First, I replied to his comments on the Beckwith situation here. I walked through his entire article and responded to, and refuted, each point. Then,
A Few Items Relevant to Roman Catholicism
Just a couple of items. First, I tracked down the Dividing Line program where I played the phone call where Akin tried to deal with his claims about inceptive aorists in John 6:44. Here’s the link. Fast forward to 33 minutes in, if you wish to only hear the relevant section. I would love to ask Mr. Akin how he
James Swan Challenges Voris’ Use of Luther
I did not check the citation of Luther yesterday (just didn’t have time, and checking Luther quotes is James Swan’s calling in life—I would not wish to barge into his field of expertise!), but here is Swan’s analysis of Voris’ use of Luther.
