Of navel-gazers and straw-men
grace987 wrote: Yes, I am judging you and all like you as unregenerate who insist on that position you and … Continue reading Of navel-gazers and straw-men
Tag: Westminster Confession
Perniciously peculiar
Wilderness Voice wrote: Be nice to those who authored the WCF, after all they did include the following clause in … Continue reading Perniciously peculiar
Roger Nicole a hyper-calvinist?
Book Man responding to my “Wicked Westminster Confession” article: Dude, You and your little cadre of writers are so far … Continue reading Roger Nicole a hyper-calvinist?
A display of epistemic arrogance
Ask Mr. Religion wrote: The OP [original poster–CD] smacks of arrogance where epistemic humility is certainly warranted. Nahum [me–CD] might … Continue reading A display of epistemic arrogance
Bow to the Almighty
The following comes from the Fighting Fundamentalist Forums. This is how Chris Huff reacted to my article’s title (“The Wicked … Continue reading Bow to the Almighty
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
Counting noses and respecting faces
From the “Wicked Westminster Confession” thread at The Fighting Fundamentalist Forums. This particular post was around April, 2010: Originally Posted … Continue reading Counting noses and respecting faces
Poisonous Pen
Some more from the Fighting Fundamentalist Forums. This one includes my comments regarding certain theologians who wrote with a poisonous … Continue reading Poisonous Pen
Respecters of men
More of my interaction with members of The Fighting Fundamentalist Forums that took place sometime in January of 2010: Originally … Continue reading Respecters of men
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
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