Sam Shamoun has spent time attacking Calvinists (eg Anthony Rogers) and Protestants for their convictions. In one of his recent tirades, he’s appealed to Leighton Flowers, Warren McGrew, and various EO apologists on the internet. There was a bit of … Continue reading Shamoun’s Tale of Two Pelagius
Roman Catholics pretend that everyone in the early Church had magical access to apostolic teachings, but why are the North African Churches so strange: Tertullian’s suggestion that infants — those brought to the baptismal font not by virtue of their … Continue reading Tertullian on the Baptism of Infants
Did Augustine Affirm Sola Scriptura? Continue reading Did Augustine Affirm Sola Scriptura?
Dr. Gavin Ortlund has been doing amazing works (no matter your thoughts on certain theological convictions he has) on Church history. Hope you enjoy it. The Waldensians: Forerunners of the Reformation: Continue reading The Waldensians: Forerunners of the Reformation
There are some good materials on this issue. It has to make one wonder what implications does the earliest ecclesiology has on Roman Catholics claim to the papacy or other historical churches claims: Dr. Michael Kruger: Were Early Churches Ruled … Continue reading Were Early Churches Ruled by Elders or a Single Bishop?
This was a Paper written by Keith Thompson. I retrieved it from the Wayback machine and have reproduced it here. From:http://www.exegeticalapologetics.com/2018/05/refutation-of-papal-infallibility.html Refutation of Papal Infallibility By Keith Thompson Implications of Vatican I’s Definition of Papal Infallibility The First Vatican Council … Continue reading Refutation of Papal Infallibility
I saw this when taking a look over at T-blog. Baptism in the Early Church: A Baptist Response Continue reading Baptism in the Early Church: A Baptist Response
This was a conversation on the issue of the papacy in the early Church: Ultimate Bayleef: I would like to talk about the claim which the early Christians make that Rome is the Petrine see in which the unity of … Continue reading Optatus, Papacy, and Donatists
Click here to watch on youtube Continue reading Defending the Reformation: Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide, The Papacy & More (w/ Dr. Tony Costa)
A Catholic responded to my claim that the catholic canon wasn’t settled until the Council of Trent. Here was his response: This is false. It was not until the Synod of Rome under Pope Damasus in A.D. 382, followed by … Continue reading The One True Canon
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