A Startling catholicity
As one becomes more familiar with the Reformed Tradition, their particularly pernicious form of irenicism and catholicity is not so … Continue reading A Startling catholicity
Tag: inclusivism
Zanchius’ inclusivism
Jerome Zanchius (Girolamo Zanchi) writes the following: “OF REPROBATION, OR PREDESTINATION AS IT RESPECTS THE UNGODLY. FROM what has been … Continue reading Zanchius’ inclusivism
Ulrich Zwingli’s inclusivism
Ulrich Zwingli (1484-1531) has been called the Luther of Switzerland. One Reformed scholar writes: “Broke with Luther at the Colloquy … Continue reading Ulrich Zwingli’s inclusivism
Exceptions
In a section (lecture) called “Arminian Theory of Redemption,” R.L. Dabney writes concerning the Arminian doctrine (i.e., damnable figment) of … Continue reading Exceptions
Calvin’s Preposterous Presumption
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
Presumptuous Pink
“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
James Ussher: “God is not tied to means.”
Joel R. Beeke gives this commendatory blurb of James Ussher at the Solid-Ground-Books website: “Archbishop James Ussher (1581-1656) was a … Continue reading James Ussher: “God is not tied to means.”
