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Showing posts with label Regulative Principle. Show all posts
17 November 2022

The BCO or Presbyterianism's Canon Law

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https://rfbwcf.substack.com/p/does-the-bible-trump-the-bco The Book of Church Order (BCO) is utilised in various forms by various Presbyte...
03 September 2022

Sacralist Judaizing and Church Architecture

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https://mereorthodoxy.com/church-architecture/ This was another offering at The Aquila Report. A ridiculous article and all the more in th...
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...
12 December 2019

Calvinist Narratives, 19th Century Princeton and Christmas (Part 2)

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What would Paul say of those who would borrow from Hellenistic practice and try to bring it into the Church? Actually I think that very th...

Calvinist Narratives, 19th Century Princeton and Christmas (Part 1)

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https://calvinistinternational.com/2019/01/24/charles-hodge-and-a-19th-cent-presbyterian-christmas/   It's a little disturbing to me...
21 December 2016

Christmas: Obfuscation and The Lord's Day Gambit

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I have to confess this was an argument for Christmas I had not encountered before.
29 August 2016

Jeroboam's Altar Part II

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Evangelicalism and Rome: Reckoning With Covenant Apostasy How should we view Rome? Is it a Church?
02 July 2016

The Day of Lies

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This Sunday will effectively be the July 4 th Sunday, the day in which the National holiday is commemorated. In the Patriotic liturgy that ...
01 May 2016

Solomon's Basilica: Church Buildings and Confusion

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This is not a comprehensive piece on Church buildings. I could easily put together a book-length piece on this but for now I'll only rai...
25 December 2015

Christmas: Dan and Bethel Revived

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The embrace of Christmas is a rejection of Scripture as the ultimate authority and arbiter of all matters concerning the faith and Kingdom. ...
02 November 2015

Mohler's Sacralist Commentaries

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As I've mentioned before Mohler represents just the kind of Christian leader that I am opposed to. This does not mean that there aren...
26 April 2015

Claudius of Turin and The Cross

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Ninth century bishop Claudius (or Claude) of Turin sought to effect reformation within the Church. Originally from Spain he had contact with...
18 January 2015

The State of the American Church in 2018

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Though many churches elevate Scripture as God's Word and many profess to follow Scripture Alone, the reality is far different. We are su...
10 January 2015

What about claiming Tax-exempt 501c3 status?

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Taking on this status allows organizations to collect money and yet be exempt from many of the normal tax requirements. The monies are used ...
05 January 2015

Are you opposed to Church buildings?

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It depends on what you mean by a 'Church' building. If you mean are we opposed to a body of believers meeting under a roof, then the...