Safeguard Against False Doctrine
Point three of Ryle’s “Warning to the churches”: 3. THE BIBLE IS THE BEST SAFEGUARD AGAINST FALSE DOCTRINE “Does any … Continue reading Safeguard Against False Doctrine
A Tastefully Broad Tolerance
J.C. Ryle’s — I pause to clear my throat loudly — “Warnings to the churches.” Point number two: 2. EVEN … Continue reading A Tastefully Broad Tolerance
Daubing The Wesleyan Wall
I recently culled from another site 15 summarized points from J.C. Ryle’s “Warnings To The Churches.” Here is point one: … Continue reading Daubing The Wesleyan Wall
Don’t Be So Garrulous
In the Introduction to his commentary on Philemon, the late John W. Robbins writes: “Philemon is one of the shortest … Continue reading Don’t Be So Garrulous
Keep Riding The Bull
A poem I wrote a while back (this poem is also found in the underlined and bolded link below): I … Continue reading Keep Riding The Bull
The PRC’s Imaginary Antithesis
I haven’t posted a “guest post” in a while, so here goes: The PRC’s Imaginary Antithesis I just received the … Continue reading The PRC’s Imaginary Antithesis
Lightless Labyrinths
A quote by Calvin that applies to all sorts of idolatrous philosophies and religions — from the atheists and agnostics … Continue reading Lightless Labyrinths
A Definition Of Academic Discipline
“A colleague once defined an academic discipline as a group of scholars who had agreed not to ask certain embarrassing … Continue reading A Definition Of Academic Discipline
Karl Popper on the Method of Science
“Believing that your hypothesis must be correct before all the evidence is gathered encourages you to interpret the evidence selectively. … Continue reading Karl Popper on the Method of Science
J-Dunc On Charles Wesley
“Dr. Duncan took up a book of hymns, and read one of Charles Wesley’s. ‘I wonder how Charles Wesley could … Continue reading J-Dunc On Charles Wesley
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