Theology That Bites Back
So Trump Should Set a Stretch Goal: What do I mean stretch goal? You know, like beating the Nixon/McGovern record of 49/1. Open Road: More here: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: Uh Oh. Somebody Found Out . . .: Now here’s a write-up . . . There Are More Examples If You …
“I have gone through enough theological paradigm shifts to know when it is happening. I used to be Arminian, and now am Calvinist. I used to be baptistic and now am paedobaptistic. I used to be premill and now am postmill. I have learned to recognize it when the scenery changes outside the car window. But I was brought up as an evangelical Christian, I am an evangelical now, and if the doctrine of perseverance is what I take it to be, I will die an evangelical. Bottom line, this means that I hold that a man must be born again, must be given a new heart, in order to see the kingdom of heaven. I don’t care how many chicken bones the priest threw in the air at his baptism. If he is not converted to God in his heart by the glorious gift of the Spirit, then he is going to Hell.”
The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 760
Introduction: We should begin our musings on our current situation by reflecting on something that Napoleon once said. "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." Napoleon ...
“At some point in the discussion Wilson began to spit sixteen penny nails. He maintained that this was necessary to keep him from swallowing them.”
The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 758
“Every other year I teach through the Westminster Confession to our ministerial students. It is a practice I commend to some of our critics. There are some lost valleys in there that no white man has ever seen.”
The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 758
Letter to the Editor: Is the Constitution as Dead as that Parrot? This spring, I had the privilege of attending a course offered by Patriot Academy called Biblical Citizenship. It is free ...
“As I have maintained, clearly I do not want to substitute biblical language in for confessional language. I want confessional language, believing it to be necessary and edifying in its place. What I object to is the restriction that has been placed on using biblical language ever. So the question is not whether we use biblical language or confessional language. The issue is when we are to use each, because we must use each.”
The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 758
To the entire Logos Online community, greetings. To Larry Stephenson, thank you for the kind invitation to address you. And to all of you graduates, congratulations. In The Horse and His Boy, ...
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Child Discipline in Community: Sermon Video Introduction: When we baptize a child, one of the things we do is ask the congregation to take a vow together with the parents of the child. “Do ...
