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Cornelius, inclusivism, Matthew Henry

An Explicit Regard

Matthew Henry commenting on Acts 10:34 (regarding Cornelius). “He never did, nor ever will, reject or refuse an honest Gentile, … Continue reading An Explicit Regard

inclusivism, Jonathan Edwards

A Cryptic Consideration

The quote cited below is from the damnable heretic Jonathan Edwards’ Miscellanies (some paragraphing mine; caps are original at the Jonathan Edwards … Continue reading A Cryptic Consideration

inclusivism, Poetry, William Cowper

Ten Thousand Sages

William Cowper (1731-1800) writes something that appears to be consonant with the gospel-denying, Christ-dishonoring doctrine called “inclusivism.” Ten thousand sages … Continue reading Ten Thousand Sages

Girolamo Zanchi, inclusivism

Zanchius’ inclusivism

Jerome Zanchius (Girolamo Zanchi) writes the following: “OF REPROBATION, OR PREDESTINATION AS IT RESPECTS THE UNGODLY. FROM what has been … Continue reading Zanchius’ inclusivism

Heinrich Bullinger, inclusivism, Second Helvetic Confession

Second Helvetic Confession (1)

I’ll begin with a couple of quotes on this Reformed Confession: “The Second Helvetic Confession is on some accounts to … Continue reading Second Helvetic Confession (1)

inclusivism, Second Helvetic Confession, tolerant Calvinism, W.G.T. Shedd

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?

Gordon H. Clark, inclusivism

Gordon Clark lecture, “Is Christianity a religion?

The following is my transcription of Gordon H. Clark’s guest lectures at Gordon-Conwell Seminary. In March of 1994 the late … Continue reading Gordon Clark lecture, “Is Christianity a religion?

Cornelius, inclusivism

Cornelius

Was Cornelius a saved man before he met Peter? I conclude that Cornelius was a saved man before he met … Continue reading Cornelius

inclusivism, W.G.T. Shedd, Westminster Confession

W.G.T. Shedd on WCF 10:3

The following is from the WCF Chapter 10, section 3 (“Of effectual calling”): III. Elect infants, dying in infancy, are … Continue reading W.G.T. Shedd on WCF 10:3

Cornelius, inclusivism, John Piper

John Piper on Cornelius

Here are some excerpts from a sermon that John Piper preached on Cornelius. My comments interspersed. -C-Dunc The Story About … Continue reading John Piper on Cornelius

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