Mark Jones

I’m terribly sorry to disappoint, but no more responses from me on this topic. I just realized that I am running out of friends: first the baptists; second the twitteristas;…

Professor Michael Haykin has responded to my piece on Baptists and the Lord’s Supper. Dr. Haykin is a leading Baptist historian, an excellent scholar, and most importantly he is a…

Presbyterian ecclesiology has some advantages. For example, we try to refrain from being sectarian. There is a healthy catholicity to our ecclesiology, which is seen in our communion practice (section 7;…

Few people, this side of eternity, can claim to have known Jesus like the Apostle Paul did. Yet, not as a man outside of Christ, but as a man “in…

Comments are not allowed here at Reformation21. Why? Well, someone has to be in charge of editing out all of the stupid, vitriolic, inane, off-topic, and poorly worded comments that…

Comments are not allowed here at Reformation21. Why? Well, someone has to be in charge of editing out all of the stupid, vitriolic, inane, off-topic, and poorly worded comments that…

Today was a special day for me: I crossed the border to pick up my Amazon orders, which included a Nacho Libre mask (for Halloween), and a couple of books. …

“The Just [One] Shall Live by Faith” The top men here at the Alliance are not happy with me. I posted my piece on the covenant of works on a…

Sorry, glitch with the first post. Had to republish this again. “Virtually all of the Reformed theologians of the era recognized, albeit in varying degrees, that there could be no…

Sorry, glitch with the first post. Had to republish this again. “Virtually all of the Reformed theologians of the era recognized, albeit in varying degrees, that there could be no…