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John Piper: What Do You Think of Using The Internet To Find a Spouse?
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Triablogue: Why I’m not a Calminian
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Triablogue has a post today commenting on Craig Blomberg’s “Why I Am A Calminian” which quite nicely dismantles the idea of middle knowledge.
Find it here: Triablogue: Why I’m not a Calminian.
The Resurgence: Al Mohler and SBTS
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Al Mohler is profiled at The Resurgence: The Reformed Resurgence: Al Mohler and Southern Seminary | TheResurgence.
R. Albert Mohler Jr. was too young to head the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He thought so. Everyone thought so. But the board was impressed by his youthful vigor and clear plan to restore the seminary’s confessional identity. He was only [...]
Calvin: still hot at 500 -Times Online
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The London Times reports on the New Calvinists: Calvin: still hot at 500 -Times Online .
I Did Not Come To Abolish
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This is a sermon I preached July 15, 2009, during the 7 p.m. Wednesday service at Evangelical Church of Fairport, N.Y.
All Scripture references are from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers.
Audio: I Did Not Come To Abolish (Right-click on link to download [...]
Concrete Work of the Spirit: Poythress
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My course work at TNARS included an article by Dr. Vern Sheridan Poythress, “New Testament Worldview”, which is part of Revolutions in Worldview: Understanding the Flow of Western Thought (Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed, 2007). The following is quoted from pages 94 to 95:
Christ is the final revelation of God to human beings [...]
Gonzales: Giving Proper Due to the People in the Pew
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Dr. Bob Gonzales, dean of Reformed Baptist Seminary, gets it exactly right in the first of his series: Giving Proper Due to the People in the Pew: A Biblical Defense of Lay-Ministry and Lay-Evangelism, Part 1 | RBS Tabletalk.
MacArthur: The Rape of Solomons Song
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John MacArthur has addressed coarse and unseemly language in the pulpit, most specifically directing comments toward Mark Driscoll, in a four-part series ending in this Q&A:
The Rape of Solomons Song Part 4–conclusion
Dr. MacArthur writes in part:
One of the fundamental problems with this whole discussion is a refusal by many to acknowledge the crucial (and elementary) [...]
Responsive Reiding: Warfare
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My pastor at Evangelical Church of Fairport (N.Y.) is Reid Ferguson, who maintains a blog called “Responsive Reiding“. In addition to regular “Margin Notes” posts on Scripture — the things he writes in the margins on a nearly daily basis — he also has several posts on theological issues, some book reviews and some other [...]
Moses Wrote About Me: New NCT Resource Site
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Michael W. Adams has been busy putting together his new site, Moses Wrote About Me, and launched it today.
He writes:
I’ve designed this site to be a resource for New Covenant Theology (NCT). NCT is a hermeneutic (a way of interpreting the Bible) that clearly shows how the Bible fits together because it is unencumbered by [...]
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