Is Traditionalism Pelagianism?
This is literally everything I’ve been saying about Leighton Flower’s view for the last 3 years. That it reduces the spiritual problems of mankind to epistemological problems. I even got into a disagreement with Sean Cole over the issue. I’ve … Continue reading Is Traditionalism Pelagianism?
A Reformed Look at Aquinas
There has been a discussion for how Reformed Christians should understand the usefulness and the errors in the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas. I think like every thinker that he is a mixed bag and you will have to weight aspects … Continue reading A Reformed Look at Aquinas
A Brief Defense of The Imputation of Christ’s Righteousness
[responsivevoice_button] I am going to comment on this article by a Catholic apologist that was referred to me by an Eastern Orthodox. It is on the issue of how to understand Rom. 4:4-8. http://catholicnick.blogspot.com/2013/06/romans-46-8-crushes-calvinism-faith.html 4 What then shall we say was … Continue reading A Brief Defense of The Imputation of Christ’s Righteousness
Under the Pedagogue
[responsivevoice_button] Chris Matthew provides his understanding of Gal. 3:21-25 and whether it teaches the Law has any authority for Christians: Gal. 3:21-25 does not conflict with the theonomic position. Paul teaches us Christians that we are to receive the promise … Continue reading Under the Pedagogue
The Transcendental Argument: Dr. James Anderson Interview
Here is the video on YouTube. There will be following this interesting conversation from others. Triablogue: James Anderson on presuppositionalism Continue reading The Transcendental Argument: Dr. James Anderson Interview
Sentinel “Apologetics”?
[responsivevoice_button] I am going to comment on some of the things stated by Robert Rowe of ‘Sentinel Apologetics’ in regards to the topic of apologetics. I first saw it shared in a Facebook group, but it is also on his … Continue reading Sentinel “Apologetics”?
Avoiding Big Mistakes in Defending the Bible
The OT and Slavery
Unitarianism and God’s Loving Kindness
[responsivevoice_button] This is a dialogue about whether it is possible for the Islamic conception of God to be loving, kind, and personal prior to creation. Jimmy Stephens: It might be helpful to start by some charitable investigation of each other’s … Continue reading Unitarianism and God’s Loving Kindness
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