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Showing posts with label Baptism. Show all posts
13 January 2025

How Should Christians View Their Children?

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https://jacobrcrouch.wordpress.com/2024/11/01/train-your-kids-to-be-christians/ There is much that is positive in this article and I do not...
01 December 2024

New Calvinism, Reformed Sacramentology, and the New Testament

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https://www.str.org/w/will-god-be-in-pain-for-eternity-as-he-watches-people-suffer-in-hell- I will desist from an extended critique of Gre...
24 August 2023

Inbox: Can an Unbaptized person take Communion?

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It seems like this subject is coming up a lot lately as I've encountered it in churches, in conversation, and even in podcast discussion...
20 September 2020

Metanarratives of Church History: Mercersburg, Confessionalism, and Landmarkism

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Recovering the First Reformation - Toward a Proto-Protestant Narrative of Church History (III) Nevin imposes a theological paradigm and me...
16 July 2020

Membership Chaos within the Confessional Presbyterian Context (Part 2)

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As you pursue communicant membership, rest assured that he who has begun a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus ...

Membership Chaos within the Confessional Presbyterian Context (Part 1)

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This brief statement on membership caught my eye while perusing New Horizons , the OPC monthly that I continue to follow even though I dep...
31 August 2018

Washer's Ten Indictments Against the Modern Church: Critiquing the Critics (Part 2)

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Washer refers to infant baptism as the golden calf of the Reformation. To put it bluntly, he's wrong... but there's a sense in whi...
15 April 2018

Four types of Christian, Four Gospels and the Adulteration of the Visible Church (Part 3/Final)

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Magisterial Protestantism Comes Full Circle and the Oracular Mark of the Church What is a Christian? Is it an easy and straightforward q...
14 February 2016

The Razor's Edge: Covenant Faithfulness and Apostasy Part III

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When you break with a group like the Brethren you have taken a wholly different path and it's no surprise that some who have done this e...

The Razor's Edge: Covenant Faithfulness and Apostasy Part II

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The antithesis requires that our children will grow up knowing that it means something to be a Christian and this affects the whole of life ...
13 February 2016

The Razor's Edge: Covenant Faithfulness and Apostasy Part I

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When the antithesis is heightened, so is the risk. The Plymouth Brethren represent not only a more conscientiously separatist form of Christ...