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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Thomas Blake, in his book on covenant theology, argues in chapter 40 out of various passages that those who are professed believers are under a covenant of grace, and not of works, and are judged as covenant breakers, not as the heathen who are without God in the world.
This leads, naturally...
Back in September 18th of 2005 there was a post/discussion, bearing this same title. I would like to follow up in the same spirit nearly 20 years later.
*See original post for context*
https://www.puritanboard.com/threads/in-what-sense-is-rome-part-of-the-church.8928/
An old member, inactive...
Friends,
What does one do when a very good defender of Romanist doctrines poses arguments that seem legitimate, and one is not able to answer them?
I have built a library of works (concentrated on the 1600’s) that systematically refute Romanism doctrine by doctrine in order that you can...
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