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Some questions...
Seeing recent-ish events such as the Romanist defect who was a PCA minister being allowed to preach his farewell sermon (and people protesting having their petitions rejected, or so I heard, at I think...
In Bonar's comments on Leviticus 27, he makes statements on what the self-dedication of a person to God there entailed, in his view, connecting the ordinance to the examples of Jephthah's daughter and Samuel. And while there are some obvious diffrences, I could not help but think of two...
celibacy
church fathers
concecrated virgins
jephthah's daughter
law
leviticus
leviticus 27
medeiveal
monasticism
monk
monks
moses
nun
perpetual virginity of mary
romanism
samuel
virginity
virgins
vows
vows of chastity
For the first time in probably over a year, I watched a video by Redeemed Zoomer. Now generally I would not recommend him - he is often inconsistent, holds positions we'd rightly disagree with, is confusing, and so on; and these problems do show up in this video so viewer discretion is advised...
bishop of rome
bishop robert barron
catholic church
council of florence
magisterium
papacy
papal rome
pope francis
redeemed zoomer
roman catholic
romanism
trent horn
vatican ii
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...
The late-seventeenth century reformed Dutch theologian Peter van Mastricht wrote Theoretical-Practical Theology (RHB). It is in my opinion the best systematic theology existent in English. Volume 4 is out, on Christ’s Person, filled with wonderful material.
Three topics in the volume...
christ
christ's human nature
communication of properties
communion of natures
conception
ensoulment
lutheranism
mary
metaphysics
perpetual virginity of mary
peter van mastricht
romanism
soul
Where did the Reformed in her classical era agree and disagree with Aquinas?
In light of the surge of Protestant interest in Aquinas, this new webpage with an Intro is a large reference list, going through the whole gamut of theology, juxtaposing Aquinas with Reformed Orthodox theologians on...
aquinas
church history
historical theology
philosophy
post-reformation church hisory
reception of aquinas
reformed beliefs
reformed orthodoxy
reformed theology
reformed thomism
roman catholicism
romanism
theological method
theology
thomas aquinas
thomism
Romanism has five more sacraments than protestants do:
Confirmation
Penance
Marriage
Ordination
Extereme Unction (or a Last Anointing)
As Romanists can cite verses in the New Testament for each of these things (Acts 9:17; Lk. 3:8; Mt. 19:5-6; Acts 13:2-3; James 5:14), why are they not...
anointing with oil
church ordinances
confirmation
extreme unction
james 5
laying on of hands
marriage
ordination
penance
roman catholicism
romanism
sacraments
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...
calling of the
may roman catholics be saved?
reformed resources
reformedbooksonline
roman baptism
roman catholic ministry
roman catholicism
roman ordination
romanism
schism
separation from romanism
validity of baptism
where was your church before luther?
I am Reformed in my Christian theology generally but have concerns about Reformed eschatology in particular. Although I have considered myself an amillennial Protestant continuist historicist, I am wondering whether the Bishop of Rome/papal system is the Antichrist, the False Prophet, Mystery...