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Reprobation Clarification

There has been some interesting discussion in various places generated by my previous posts on reprobation. That’s good. It’s hard to talk about, but important to do so. Rather than repeat myself ad nauseum in those discussions, it’s probably useful…

r21_arthead

Committed to the Cause of Life

At this point it is impossible to doubt the raw power of the undercover videos unmasking Planned Parenthood’s monstrous practices, videos that are effectively turning the organization into an atrocity exhibition for everyone to see (but only some to comment…

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How Jeremiah leans on Deuteronomy

What would Plato be without Socrates, or Timothy without Paul, or Luther without Augustine, or Foucault without Nietzsche, or Bob without Woody, or Elvis, The Beatles, and every hair-spritzed glam rocker to follow them without the blues riff? Ask this…

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How Jeremiah leans on Deuteronomy

What would Plato be without Socrates, or Timothy without Paul, or Luther without Augustine, or Foucault without Nietzsche, or Bob without Woody, or Elvis, The Beatles, and every hair-spritzed glam rocker to follow them without the blues riff? Ask this…

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The pastoral use of reprobation

If I may be permitted one final thought (for now) on this difficult doctrine of reprobation, it is vital that we do not treat it lightly but use it well. All scripture and doctrine is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting,…

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I agree with Wesley on reprobation

In one of my former posts on the darker side of predestination, I quoted the great Anglican scholar J.B. Mozley. He said, “There is no real distinction between abandoning men to a certain state, of which punishment will be the…