Murky Mud Puddle
John Calvin writes (underlining mine): “This, then, is the eternal predestination of the saints, which shone with such surpassing splendour … Continue reading Murky Mud Puddle
Tag: Augustine
Neither Despise, Nor Despond
“Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, … Continue reading Neither Despise, Nor Despond
Easy to be Understood
“So also you, if you do not give a clear word through the language, how will the thing being said … Continue reading Easy to be Understood
Tolerant Calvinist Characteristics (1)
As one reads further and deeper into this diverse Reformed Tradition, the more damnable wickedness is discovered. And speaking of … Continue reading Tolerant Calvinist Characteristics (1)
Other Ways of Saving
So here is John Owen (1616-1683) denying the absolute necessity of Christ’s satisfaction to God’s holy law and justice (Owen … Continue reading Other Ways of Saving
G.H. Kersten on Augustine
G.H. Kersten (1882-1948) writes (not an endorsement of Kersten as a true Christian): “Augustine taught that those who were regenerated … Continue reading G.H. Kersten on Augustine
Extenuation by Abstraction
Here are some quotes from B.B. Warfield’s, Augustine & The Pelagian Controversy: “When Augustine comes to speak of the means … Continue reading Extenuation by Abstraction
A Great Gulf Cleft
Of historical interest: “The significance of the Westminster Standards as a creed is to be found in the three facts … Continue reading A Great Gulf Cleft
“Augustine also was for some time of this opinion.”
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.”
Mystical Mitigation?
In a sermon on Romans 9:9-13, a brother in Christ says: “So now I ask again: Why do you think … Continue reading Mystical Mitigation?
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