Dr. Basie Has a Point
Dr. John Basie, a member of the Erskine Board of Trustees, has written a brief post regarding the anthropological monism of Erskine President Dr. David Norman. Dr. Basie’s position is…
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2012 ARP General Synod Faces Tough Decisions
This upcoming meeting of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church’s General Synod, scheduled for June 5-7, 2012, has the potential to be one of the more significant meetings of that body…
Whither the Seminary Model?
My good friend Doug Sweeney at TEDS has just posted a very thoughtful piece about the future of seminary education on The Gospel Coalition website. Sweeney makes some points that…
A Most Surprising ARP Synod Meeting
I approached the 2011 meeting of the ARP General Synod with trepidation. As I have argued here, the ARP Church has recently been in the throes of an ecclesiological crisis. …
In the Throes of Ecclesiological Crisis
The Trials and Tribulations of the ARP Church, Part 2 Last year about this time I wrote an article for this website entitled “Whither or Wither?: The Trials and Tribulations…
In the Throes of Ecclesiological Crisis: The Trials and Tribulations of the ARP Church, Part 2
Last year about this time I wrote an article for this website entitled “Whither or Wither?: The Trials and Tribulations of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.” In it I identified…
Some Thoughts on Foucault and Matthew 18:15-20
Is Matthew 18:15-20 currently the most abused text in Scripture? A ministerial colleague recently called my attention to a fine piece by D. A. Carson in Themelios entitled “Editorial on…
Statement on Scripture by Concerned Erskine Faculty Members
While some have thought that what has been termed the “battle for the Bible” was successfully concluded in evangelical circles almost three decades back, there can be little doubt at…
Whither or Wither?
The Trials and Tribulations of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (ARPC) is one of the smaller and lesser known Presbyterian bodies in North America. With…
A Layman’s Historical Guide to the Inerrancy Debate
Both the broader Evangelical church in general and the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in particular are currently embroiled in debates over the authority of Scripture as the Word of God. …