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Han Shot First

TheSire

General Han Solo(Robert Rowe) has made another blunder in quoting the Belgic confession in support of his Neo-orthodox view that it supports the idea that God’s word is not the ultimate authority and rather the sentient universe is the true ultimate authority for Christians that binds our conscious(and somehow this ties into theosis). The problem is he is misusing the scriptures and the Confessions. Robert also was defending that the entire world has heard the Gospel. He brought up Romans 10:18: ‘But I ask: Did they not hear? Of course they did: “Their voice has gone out into all the … Continue reading Han Shot First

Covenant Theology, theologyLeave a comment

Romans 2:13-15

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” ” God of the OT could command things that violate the commands of Christ? “ They wouldn’t “violate” them as they were never under the law of Christ…” So, I got that we have an absolute law or law of conscience. A sort of innate idea of the Absolute law. We have the Law of Moses which is done away with completely. But we have trans covenantal laws that are repeated because they are laws that reflect the nature of God. Yet so does the Absolute law. Which just further expands and much fuller explanation and expansion on the character … Continue reading Romans 2:13-15

John Wilkinson, Polemics, The Council of Google+Leave a comment

Upcoming Events

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Just a quick note on what’s going on in the near future on topics to have. Soon, the folks from Semper Reformande Radio want to discuss Presuppositional Apologetics. Mostly about the difference between Van Til and Clarke. Based on a recent podcast they released, they exposed the issues of Van Tilian apologetics. I wanted to discuss with Tim and Carlos that although there are some issues, you don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater. I think they are both great weapons to use against the Atheist. Another event that Andrew Rappaport and I are in talks with is a … Continue reading Upcoming Events