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II. STATEMENT OF THE ISSUE
Did Presbytery of Siouxlands err when it denied a Complaint seeking the appointment of
a committee to conduct a BCO 31-2 investigation?
III. JUDGMENT
Yes, and the matter is sent back to Presbytery of Siouxlands with instructions to conduct
a BCO 31-2 investigation as to whether or not TE Greg Lawrence holds or is
preaching/teaching views with respect to the Covenant of Works or other doctrines
associated with the so-called Federal Vision theology that are contrary to the doctrinal
standards of the PCA.
The Aquila Report
Under warnings of a big winter storm, the Presbytery of Siouxlands met for its 88th stated meeting at the WatertownEventCenter on January 22, 2010. The meeting, scheduled to go from Friday at 9:00 a.m. until Saturday noon, adjourned early in order to allow Presbyters to return to their homes before the wintry onslaught. In spite of the short meeting, the Presbytery was able to accomplish its major business.
The new judicial committee reported at the January meeting with a unanimous recommendation that the Presbytery find a strong presumption of guilt “in the preaching/teaching views of [a member] with respect to doctrines associated with the so-called Federal Vision that are contrary to the doctrinal standards of the PCA.”
The Presbytery deferred consideration of the judicial committee recommendation to the 90th stated meeting in September. In the meantime, the Presbytery erected a new committee, per the member’s request, consisting of members chosen by the Presbytery and the member in order to instruct and advise that member.
You can now read TE Lane Keister's reply to TE Joshua Moon, pastor of Good Shepherd PCA of Minnetonka, Minnesota.
Johannes Weslianus: TE Lane Keister's Protest in Response to TE Josh Moon's Defense of TE Greg Lawrence