Augustus Toplady and Thomas Oliver
Marc posted this to our e-mail list recently: In a letter “To the Rev. Mr. P.”, Augustus Toplady recounts his … Continue reading Augustus Toplady and Thomas Oliver
Author: Christopher Duncan
Born in Utah, 1976.
A den of vipers
The following quotes are cited by Alan C. Clifford in his book “Atonement and Justification”: “The personal views of the … Continue reading A den of vipers
Spurgeon denied six-day creation!
The following is a guest-post: Did you know that Charles Spurgeon did not believe in biblical creationism? He, like God-hating … Continue reading Spurgeon denied six-day creation!
Gadsby & The Puritans: Self-righteous brothers in Satan
Referring to Colossians 3:3, William Gadsby writes: Then, says the poor soul, where is it hid? “With Christ in God.” … Continue reading Gadsby & The Puritans: Self-righteous brothers in Satan
WCF full-subscriptionist position
Pietros wrote: I looked at the title of this thread and saw “Wicked Westminster Confession” and thought maybe this Forum … Continue reading WCF full-subscriptionist position
Full assurance
grace987 wrote: Another gospel INCLUDES WORKS (like Nahum’s) with his FULL ASSURANCE=FAITH position. That is definitely WORKS>>>>!!!! You have to … Continue reading Full assurance
Of navel-gazers and straw-men
grace987 wrote: Yes, I am judging you and all like you as unregenerate who insist on that position you and … Continue reading Of navel-gazers and straw-men
Perniciously peculiar
Wilderness Voice wrote: Be nice to those who authored the WCF, after all they did include the following clause in … Continue reading Perniciously peculiar
Roger Nicole a hyper-calvinist?
Book Man responding to my “Wicked Westminster Confession” article: Dude, You and your little cadre of writers are so far … Continue reading Roger Nicole a hyper-calvinist?
A display of epistemic arrogance
Ask Mr. Religion wrote: The OP [original poster–CD] smacks of arrogance where epistemic humility is certainly warranted. Nahum [me–CD] might … Continue reading A display of epistemic arrogance
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