Impure Portraiture
Not a blanket-endorsement of R.L. Dabney as a true Christian, but I like these statements he makes about those who … Continue reading Impure Portraiture
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Sin Of Tempting
R.L. Dabney makes some observations on Habakkuk 2:15 (not a promotion or endorsement of Dabney as a true Christian, but … Continue reading Sin Of Tempting
Triumph Of Mercy
R.L. Dabney writes: “If the reader expects from so scholarly a source something new and better than the staple arguments … Continue reading Triumph Of Mercy
Idols of Silver and Gold
“But our God [is] in the heavens: he hath done whatsoever he hath pleased. Their idols [are] silver and gold, … Continue reading Idols of Silver and Gold
Dabney’s Impious Presumptions
Heretic R.L. Dabney making exceptions to the Mark 16:16 and Romans 1:16 rule: “There were once two Jewish babies, John and … Continue reading Dabney’s Impious Presumptions
A Revival of the Atomic Theory
The evolution hypothesis is, indeed, no novelty. It is, after all its pretended modern experiments, but a revival of the … Continue reading A Revival of the Atomic Theory
Unseemly And Mischievous Rivalries
From R.L. Dabney’s Sacred Rhetoric (Or A Course of Lectures on Preaching): “Opposers should always be treated with fairness and … Continue reading Unseemly And Mischievous Rivalries
This Puritan Prolixity
“Prolixity, therefore, is a sin against movement. Every epithet should be retrenched which adds nothing to the true rendering of … Continue reading This Puritan Prolixity
Dabney On Brevity
From Dabney’s Sacred Rhetoric (has also been published as Evangelical Eloquence): “… every superfluous word taxes the mind with an … Continue reading Dabney On Brevity
Burden Of Proof
An excerpt from R.L. Dabney’s Sacred Rhetoric (Or A Course of Lectures on Preaching): 5. Determine correctly on which side … Continue reading Burden Of Proof
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