Christians struggle with two kinds of assurance - assurance that God loves them and assurance that God likes them. We might immediately cringe at such language as overly anthropomorphic and sentimental....
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07 May 2018
Posted by Joseph MinichMatthew 16:13-20 has been the subject of enormous controversy in the history of the Christian church. This is particularly the case with respect to the interpretation of its famous “rock” and “keys...
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James Dolezal - All That is in God: Evangelical Theology and the Challenge of Classical Christian Theism (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2017), 162 + xiv pages. James Dolezal has written...
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14 Oct 2015 Posted by Joseph MinichIn this recent post, Roger Olson has attempted a deflationary argument against any argument presented in favor of a Reformed doctrine of election. His argument seems to be that (a) we can only trust the Bible...
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11 Aug 2015 Posted by Joseph MinichIt is not surprising that the conservative reaction to the recent Planned Parenthood scandal has been varied. Some are hopeful that these videos will have substantive effects. Others are more cynical....
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Following up on Pastor Wedgeworth’s post regarding “Reformed Irenicism,” I thought it important to explain a few points regarding the relationship of this term to the idea of “Reformed Catholicism,”...
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It is almost historical orthodoxy in some circles that Luther fundamentally revised the Medieval doctrine of God, particularly with respect to God's "impassibility." Luther, it is argued, anticipates Jurgen...
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Introduction Like many who consider themselves Reformed (of the “young and restless,” confessionalist, or whatever varieties), I was introduced to the world of Reformation theology through the doctrine...
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Alastair Roberts has posted some very helpful reflections on The Future of Protestantism conversation here. In particular, he has some very helpful reflections in relation to Leithart's seeming collapse...
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Justin Taylor quotes C.S. Lewis on the psychology of scathing book reviews: Reviews filled with venom have often been condemned socially for their bad manners, or ethically for their spite. I am not prepared...
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