Anathemas of the Second Council of Constantinople
The following is my commentary on the 11th point of The Anathemas of the Second Council of Constantinople (553 AD). … Continue reading Anathemas of the Second Council of Constantinople
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Richard Hooker: A Learned Discourse of Justification
My comments on excerpts from this alleged “learned” discourse will be interspersed below. A Sermon by Richard Hooker with Introductory … Continue reading Richard Hooker: A Learned Discourse of Justification
Richard Hooker (1554-1600)
In a blog article entitled, “The Whos and Whats of mere Christianity,” Mr. Griffin had written: “Nor did the concept … Continue reading Richard Hooker (1554-1600)
Orthodox Pharisee? (2)
More from Doug Wilson on the “orthodox [allegedly–CD] Pharisee”: A Polecat in a Hollow Tree N.T. Wrights and Wrongs Written … Continue reading Orthodox Pharisee? (2)
On tolerant polemical defenses
It is a common occurrence when reading alleged “defenses” of essential gospel doctrines to find the author of the so-called … Continue reading On tolerant polemical defenses
John Piper: The Future of Justification
From Piper’s book, The Future of Justification: Piper: “For these eight reasons, and more that will emerge along the way, … Continue reading John Piper: The Future of Justification
