Proto-Protestantism
Calling for a Return to the Doctrinal Ideals and Kingdom Ethics of the First Reformation
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22 May 2024
Inbox: The Church as Institution vs. Sect (II)
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The non-sacral sect model views culture as something that is at best inevitably corrupt (and thus to some degree a thing indifferent), and a...
Inbox: The Church as Institution vs. Sect (I)
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What of those who insist it's wrong for the Church to be viewed as a sect? Is it an institution? Is it right for us to think of it in su...
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...
30 June 2023
Inbox: Christian Kids in State Colleges (II)
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For as 'woke' as the environment supposedly is – he's been appalled at the Establishment-friendly narratives (that while sometim...
Inbox: Christian Kids in State Colleges (I)
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After having stated on repeated occasions that I don't believe Christians should send their children to public school, how can I justify...
13 May 2023
Inbox: Protestantism as Progress
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I was asked to elaborate a bit on the question of proto-Protestantism's relationship to Magisterial Protestantism and the question of co...
19 September 2022
Inbox: Romans 9 and Paul's Affection for Israel as a Justification for Patriotism
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I was asked concerning Romans 9 and Paul's affection for the Jewish people. Apparently this passage is used by some Dominionists to just...
26 June 2022
Inbox: Paul, Timothy, and the Case for Christian Rulers
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Does 1 Timothy chapter 2 assume that Paul looked for Christian magistrates?
03 April 2022
Inbox: The Glory of the Nations in Revelation 21 and the Question of Eschatological Continuity (II)
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*updated 9 April 2022 Even the Old Testament casts doubt on the continuity reading of Revelation 21. Ecclesiastes, a book that is so probl...
24 December 2020
Inbox: Utilising the Decalogue
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I have paraphrased the question(s) below: If the Decalogue is technically defunct in the New Covenant era and yet still expresses the Eter...
10 May 2020
Inbox: A Gospel Tract
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The Gospel of Scripture vs. Today's Gospel The gospel message is simple enough. But to present it in a few paragraphs? Well, that...
24 April 2020
Inbox: An Elaboration of Biblicism (I)
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What is meant by Biblicism? Like so many terms this can be confusing because people mean different things by it and define it in different...
04 January 2020
Inbox: Why the Focus on Foreign Affairs and Geopolitics? (Part 1)
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I've received more than a few questions along these lines. To some it almost seems like an obsession or to others a waste of time.
22 May 2019
Inbox: Daniel and the Beastly Magistrate
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I was asked a question regarding Daniel serving in government. Clearly Daniel was willing to serve (as a slave) in the governments of Baby...
13 May 2019
Inbox: The Social Justice Controversy (Part 1)
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The controversy was generated in 2018 when a group of men led by John MacArthur issued a document (sometimes referred to as the Dallas Sta...
25 September 2018
Christians and Tattoos: Wading Through the Bad Arguments (Part 1)
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It's a strange issue to have to discuss, all the more because it wasn't that long ago that this issue was unheard of. Tattoos were...
23 September 2017
Inbox: The Right and Wrong of NT Wright
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His Critics and Some Comments http://theaquilareport.com/n-t-wrights-long-farewell/ Earlier this summer I offered a few comments on thi...
07 February 2017
Inbox: Neo-Evangelicalism within the Framework of Evangelical Development
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What's the difference between Neo-Evangelicalism and regular Evangelicalism and when did it arise? It's not an easy question beca...
07 May 2016
Inbox: Finance Capital and Why I Don't Have a 401K or an IRA
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This is not meant to condemn those that do or those who invest in the market. You must form your own convictions but I will briefly explain ...
20 April 2016
Inbox: Why are you taking so much time to write about Turkey, Syria, ISIS, spies, guerilla groups and other strategic issues? Isn't this just a waste of time?
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This is a composite of several emailed questions. I get these emails from time to time and even though I've addressed these issues ...
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