How do we define trinitarian and christological errors as heresy? As damnable? Those who hold them as wolves? As being outside the faith? Are the boundaries strictly theological or also ones of attitude, context, consistency and soteriological implication? How harshly do we define the following...
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I know this brother isn't reformed, but I think we can all be encouraged and praise God for his bold defense of the blood of Christ in the face of false teaching. The link below will take you to a page where you can watch a video of the incident and then read "pastor Scott's" explanation...
