Introduction Romans 9 is one of the most controversial and often-misinterpreted passages of scripture among evangelicals. Controversy, however, should not make us timid when it comes to the things of God. This inspired chapter is valuable for teaching doctrine, and should not be ignored or glossed over. At the same time, it should not be [...]
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I wrote a lengthy response to C. Michael Patton’s post on Rom. 9 entitled “Why Does He Still Find Fault”: Predestination, Election, and the Argument of Romans 9. Apparently, it was a little too lengthy for Patton’s taste since he deleted all but the first in a series of posts and then made a general [...]
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There have been several new articles and on-line books added to the side bar in the last month or so. If you haven’t check them out in a while you might want to see if there is anything new that may interest you. A few recent additions are: Laurence Womock, The Result of False Principles: [...]
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