Diablos of the fall
There are many exceedingly wicked preachers and theologians who charge God with sin or wrongdoing: “I do not have an … Continue reading Diablos of the fall
Author: Christopher Duncan
Born in Utah, 1976.
“Boned Preaching” (W.G.T. Shedd)
Some comments by me interspersed: “For some years past it has been a discouraging characteristic, that large audiences have been … Continue reading “Boned Preaching” (W.G.T. Shedd)
One truth for all pulpits
From Shedd’s Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy: A Miscellany: “There are diversities of operations, but it is the same God which worketh … Continue reading One truth for all pulpits
Inclusivism: The Calvinist Consensus?
Inclusivism briefly defined, is the position that states that while salvation by Christ is ontologically necessary, it is not epistemologically … Continue reading Inclusivism: The Calvinist Consensus?
Shedd on Coleridge
From the preface of Shedd’s Calvinism: Pure & Mixed: “The distinction between doctrines and persons, projects and their advocates, is … Continue reading Shedd on Coleridge
Piper on Romans 9:20
This is not a promotion or an endorsement of Piper as a true believer. But Piper is quite correct in … Continue reading Piper on Romans 9:20
Piper on Chesterton
Some brief comments interspersed below. How A Roman Catholic Anti-Calvinist Can Serve Today’s Poet-Calvinists May 28, 2008 | by John … Continue reading Piper on Chesterton
Charles Simeon (1759-1836)
In 1989 at the “Bethlehem Conference for Pastors,” John Piper presented a biography entitled, “Brothers, We Must Not Mind a … Continue reading Charles Simeon (1759-1836)
Movies and the Christian
The following are my comments on Brian Godawa’s justification of setting a wicked thing before one’s eyes (cf. Psalm 101:3). … Continue reading Movies and the Christian
Reading about wickedness (Part 4)
“I wrote to you in the letter not to associate with fornicators; and not altogether with the fornicators of this … Continue reading Reading about wickedness (Part 4)
Agrammatos 