amishrockstar
Puritan Board Freshman
I just got done watching Doug Wilson debate
James White in, Are Roman Catholics our Brothers
and Sisters in Christ?
It seems that Reformed/Confessional believers tend
to describe "believers" and "unbelievers" as being in
the "covenant community," while the Fed. Vision
believers speak of believers and unbelievers as being
"in Christ."
Is that what the main issue is?
("In Christ" vs. "In the covenant community")
Because it sounds like --after hearing Doug's debate-- the
F.V. and other Westminster believers are saying the
exact same thing, but they are using different terms.
I went to a Presbyterian and Reformed church for a while,
and I didn't hear Doug say anything that the pastor of
that church would say about believers and unbelievers
--he was just using different terminology.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
James White in, Are Roman Catholics our Brothers
and Sisters in Christ?
It seems that Reformed/Confessional believers tend
to describe "believers" and "unbelievers" as being in
the "covenant community," while the Fed. Vision
believers speak of believers and unbelievers as being
"in Christ."
Is that what the main issue is?
("In Christ" vs. "In the covenant community")
Because it sounds like --after hearing Doug's debate-- the
F.V. and other Westminster believers are saying the
exact same thing, but they are using different terms.
I went to a Presbyterian and Reformed church for a while,
and I didn't hear Doug say anything that the pastor of
that church would say about believers and unbelievers
--he was just using different terminology.
Any thoughts?
Thanks