Mike makes a very good point, “In Homer’s time (eighth century BC) and onward, however, it took on the even more significant meaning of both spiritual and intellectual life, including man’s will and decision-making. These meanings flowed naturally into NT usage and provide us with striking applications.” Similarly Old John Gill started his commentary with… Continue reading Loving God
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Dialogue about Doctrine in the Protestant Church
I will make this point, but I expect it will ruffle some feathers. It’s now several years gone by since I taught through the Westminster Confession and the Shorter Catechism point by point early Sunday morning. But we met at 7:30am. For years we debated what was right or out of place in the contemporary… Continue reading Dialogue about Doctrine in the Protestant Church
Reformation followup….
Short follow up. Since the Reformation celebrations are over I will make this brief and just give you the links to choose if you want to look further.OCTOBER 31, 2021 Five Doctrinal Fruits the Reformation Bore by Clint Archerhttps://thecripplegate.com/five-doctrinal-fruits-the-reformation-bore/Have you ever wondered why people call themselves “Reformed”? The word “reformed” generally means “improved” We have been… Continue reading Reformation followup….
The Reformation
Nothing to do this morning so I am passing on some hopefully good information.”As RC Sproul said, that before Luther there was Hus, (or Huss, spellings vary) who was preceded by Wycliffe, who was preceded by Augustin who was preceded by Paul who was preceded by Jesus.”Attached below is an excellent summary of the Reformation.… Continue reading The Reformation