John Robbins and the Covenant of Works
The late John Robbins wrote: “One consequence of this denial of the covenant of works is that if Adam was … Continue reading John Robbins and the Covenant of Works
"Now when they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were unlearned and ignorant men, they marvelled."
The late John Robbins wrote: “One consequence of this denial of the covenant of works is that if Adam was … Continue reading John Robbins and the Covenant of Works
The prolific heretic, Richard Baxter correctly observes the pernicious potential of growing too familiar with wicked company: “The like danger … Continue reading Company: Delightful or Disgusting?
More from James Ussher’s A Body Of Divinity: Being the Sum and Substance of the Christian Religion (not a blanket-endorsement … Continue reading Bad Company
From James Ussher’s A Body Of Divinity: Being the Sum and Substance of the Christian Religion (not a blanket-endorsement of … Continue reading Of Chastity and its Branches
“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
“The fact of man’s responsibility is almost universally acknowledged. It is inherent in man’s moral nature. It is not only … Continue reading Presumptuous Pink
Not a blanket-endorsement of R.L. Dabney as a true Christian, but I like these statements he makes about those who … Continue reading Impure Portraiture
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.”
Continuing his dialogue with Ignorance, Bunyan’s so-called “Christian” asks: CHR. How dost thou believe? IGNOR. I believe that Christ died … Continue reading A False and Fantastical Faith