Posted on January 22, 2009 by kangaroodort
Augustine: The Greatest Theologian?
I have decided to take my time with this book as there is so much that Mr. Brown gets wrong in my opinion. Much of this series will interact only briefly with the content of the book and use certain comments as springboards for interaction and reflection. One thing I just can’t [...]
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Posted on July 14, 2008 by J.C. Thibodaux
I came across something funny today, a commenter who shall remain nameless, on a certain Calvinist blog asserted that Synergism eventually “leads to Rome.” Doubtless he’s just parroting Augustus Toplady’s ‘Arminianism – The Road Back to Rome.’ But what exactly do Calvinists mean when they use this phrase? Many Calvinist authors over the years have [...]
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Posted on January 31, 2008 by kangaroodort
I would like to get some opinions on the following two quotes by James White. The first comes from his debate with Dave Hunt and the second comes from his website. Maybe I am wrong, but I detect a bit of inconsistency here. It seems to me that he is quite comfortable using virtually the [...]
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