Southern Baptist Calvinism
From Curt Daniel’s History and Theology of Calvinism (for historical interest’s sake): 9. Southern Baptist Calvinism. A. Like the Presbyterians, … Continue reading Southern Baptist Calvinism
The Woman of Canaan
“Faith may be strongest when assurance is weakest: the woman of Canaan had no assurance, but she had glorious faith” … Continue reading The Woman of Canaan
Panegyrics of Virtue
NOTE: All authors I cite does not imply endorsement of them as true Christians.] William Greenough Thayer Shedd states: “…[T]he … Continue reading Panegyrics of Virtue
On the Reading of Old Books
Glowing heretic C.S. Lewis’ Introduction to Athanasius: On the Incarnation: “There is a strange idea abroad that in every subject … Continue reading On the Reading of Old Books
Slaves of Fashion
This is not a blanket-endorsement of C.S. Lewis as a true Christian, of course: “There are two questions he [the … Continue reading Slaves of Fashion
A Chaldean Corrective
Here is God actively causing a Chaldean chastisement and corrective — a malicious mineral overload and osmotic shift in the … Continue reading A Chaldean Corrective
Inaccurate Jesus?
“What does an image profit, for its maker has carved it; a molten image, and a teacher of falsehood? For … Continue reading Inaccurate Jesus?
A Blue of Heavenly Dye
“Men have supposed that an active conscience, and a lofty susceptibility towards right and wrong, will fit them to appear … Continue reading A Blue of Heavenly Dye
Converting the Human Soul
“A man must dig up the thorns and thistles, he must earn his bread in the sweat of his face, … Continue reading Converting the Human Soul
They Despised the Pleasant Land
“They despised the pleasant land; they did not believe His Word” (Psalm 106:24; cf. Numbers 14). Matthew Poole writes concerning … Continue reading They Despised the Pleasant Land
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