J-Dunc on Creeds & Confessions of Faith
“I have always wondered that the Augsburg Confession contains so full a doctrine about grace, and stops short of conclusions … Continue reading J-Dunc on Creeds & Confessions of Faith
Author: Christopher Duncan
Born in Utah, 1976.
J-Dunc’s priorities
“I’m first a Christian, next a Catholic, then a Calvinist, fourth a Paedo-baptist, and fifth a Presbyterian. I cannot reverse … Continue reading J-Dunc’s priorities
J-Dunc on church discipline
“You cannot deal judicially with a man for a logical blunder, though you may deem him intellectually weak or confused” … Continue reading J-Dunc on church discipline
J-Dunc on unity and fellowship
“It is a beautiful thing to see an assured and strong believer tender to weak faith, and a weak believer … Continue reading J-Dunc on unity and fellowship
J-Dunc on faith
“There may be some true faith incrusted [sic] with a vast deal of presumption” (John M. Brentnall, Just A Talker: … Continue reading J-Dunc on faith
“Just a talker.”
From the preface: “The spiritual firmament of the Free Church of Scotland at the time of the Disruption in 1843 … Continue reading “Just a talker.”
J-Dunc on godliness
“The deepest life of godliness may co-exist with muddled doctrine. But this is no argument in favour of obscurity” (John … Continue reading J-Dunc on godliness
Eagerly Studying The Scriptures Is Bad Then?
Sandeman citing from Romans and then comments: “But I say. Did not Israel know? To this a twofold answer is … Continue reading Eagerly Studying The Scriptures Is Bad Then?
Crest Of Human Pride
Robert Sandeman writes: “Having briefly pointed at some of the methods by which the popular preachers set aside the Divine … Continue reading Crest Of Human Pride
Ignorance breeds
Ignorance breeds monsters to fill up the vacancies of the soul that are unoccupied by the verities of knowledge.– Horace … Continue reading Ignorance breeds
Agrammatos 