The following is an important corrective and critique written by David W. Ponter (I do not consider James R. White … Continue reading James White on John Calvin and the Extent of the Satisfaction
I found this quote recently: “Luther, in one of his epistles, said that there was no wickedness, no cruelty, that … Continue reading A Strange Love
Well, the “nature of man” according to John Calvin anyway. Calvin writes: “In this upright state, man possessed freedom of … Continue reading The Nature of Man
“And I will give to you the keys of the kingdom of Heaven. And whatever you bind on earth shall … Continue reading John Calvin and Gospel Hardening
John Calvin demonstrating his belief that Romans 10:14, 17 is ordinarily true: “His [Servetus–CD] third point is, That all who … Continue reading Calvin’s Preposterous Presumption
John Calvin writes: “But Ambrose, Origen, and Jerome, were of opinion, that God dispenses his grace among men according to … Continue reading “Augustine also was for some time of this opinion.”
B.G. Armstrong writes concerning John Calvin (1509-1564): “French Protestant reformer; generally regarded as second in importance only to Martin Luther … Continue reading John Calvin and Universal Atonement
“For although the sad devastation which everywhere meets our view may proclaim that no church remains, let us know that … Continue reading Seven Thousand in Israel
Book 1 Chapter 11 of Calvin’s Institutes is entitled “Impiety of Attributing a Visible Form to God. The Setting Up … Continue reading Shameless Exhibitions
“I am not ignorant, indeed, of the assertion, which is now more than threadbare, ‘that images are the books of … Continue reading More Than Threadbare
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