Chapter XII of Loraine Boettner’s The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination is called “Limited Atonement.” Here’s Boettner: “The question which we … Continue reading Effectual Atonement Made Possible By An Ineffectual Atonement
A.A. Hodge writes similarly to how Loraine Boettner and R.L. Dabney wrote in my “The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination (5),” … Continue reading A.A. Hodge’s Outlines of theology (3)
A.A. Hodge, in his Outlines of Theology (“attributes of God” heading; “absolute goodness of God subheading”) writes the following: “71. … Continue reading A.A. Hodge’s Outlines of theology (2)
The following is a guest-post: Did you know that Charles Spurgeon did not believe in biblical creationism? He, like God-hating … Continue reading Spurgeon denied six-day creation!
More of my interaction with members of The Fighting Fundamentalist Forums that took place sometime in January of 2010: Originally … Continue reading Respecters of men
There are many false religionists — specifically tolerant Calvinists — who are very fond of feigning humility and love, by … Continue reading Judging in light of humility, love, and charity
Machen: “What is the real difficulty here? Is it the difficulty of harmonizing the free will of the creature with … Continue reading J. Gresham Machen (“The Christian View Of Man”)
In his work The Westminster Confession: A Commentary, A.A. Hodge states: “If infants and others not capable of being called by … Continue reading A.A. Hodge commentary on the WCF
==22. If Christ died only for His own people, on what grounds does the general offer or the gospel … Continue reading A.A. Hodge’s Outlines of theology (1)
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