This Christ-Less Covenant
“I feel pleased with the well-known saying which has been borrowed from the writings of Augustine, that man’s natural gifts … Continue reading This Christ-Less Covenant
Tag: Robert Letham
Treatises On Baptism
For historical interest’s sake: “Before the Assembly convened, two prominent Westminster divines wrote important treatises on baptism, addressing the connection … Continue reading Treatises On Baptism
Relation Of Baptism And Regeneration
Simply historical interest’s sake (not an implicit agreement with anything here quoted): “Much discussion centered on the relationship between baptism … Continue reading Relation Of Baptism And Regeneration
WCF On The Efficacy Of Baptism
“The Assembly’s discussions of baptism occurred in connection with both the Confessions and the Directory for the Publick Worship of … Continue reading WCF On The Efficacy Of Baptism
Augustine gets a pass (2)
Commenting on the subject of “Preservation and Predestination,” Curt Daniel writes: “Now there have been several unusual variations and modifications … Continue reading Augustine gets a pass (2)
On Not Blackballing
An interesting book review (with a few comments by me interspersed): On Not Blackballing By Peter J. Leithart Saturday, 28 … Continue reading On Not Blackballing
Pernicious proceedings at Westminster Abbey
One (of many) book I read in preparation to writing the article exposing the heresies of the Westminster Confession of … Continue reading Pernicious proceedings at Westminster Abbey
Westminster Assembly in historical context
I posted my article The Wicked Westminster Confession to The Fighting Fundamental Forums some time ago. The following is what … Continue reading Westminster Assembly in historical context
“The Work of Christ” (Robert Letham)
The following is not a blanket-endorsement of Letham of course, but I like how some of this is worded: “What … Continue reading “The Work of Christ” (Robert Letham)
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