Irishcat922
Puritan Board Sophomore
[quote:a8edd0eb17][i:a8edd0eb17]Originally posted by rembrandt[/i:a8edd0eb17]
[quote:a8edd0eb17]I'm surprised that The Works of Arminius made the list! He was a brilliant man, fully schooled in the scholastic method. If anyone thinks otherwise, read Richard Muller's book on Arminius before further judgment. That said, I disagree with much of what Arminus said, and I'm as thorough a supralapsarian Calvinist as (I suppose) one can be.[/quote:a8edd0eb17]
Yes, his works are dung eloquently served on golden plates. Or whatever it is that Luther said.
Worst books I have read were written by 'Smith Wigglesworth.' The man is insane! [/quote:a8edd0eb17]
Are you sure about Wigglesworth I was told by an Elder in a charismatic church that Wigglesworth was quite possibly the greatest Theologian that ever lived.
[quote:a8edd0eb17]I'm surprised that The Works of Arminius made the list! He was a brilliant man, fully schooled in the scholastic method. If anyone thinks otherwise, read Richard Muller's book on Arminius before further judgment. That said, I disagree with much of what Arminus said, and I'm as thorough a supralapsarian Calvinist as (I suppose) one can be.[/quote:a8edd0eb17]
Yes, his works are dung eloquently served on golden plates. Or whatever it is that Luther said.
Worst books I have read were written by 'Smith Wigglesworth.' The man is insane! [/quote:a8edd0eb17]
Are you sure about Wigglesworth I was told by an Elder in a charismatic church that Wigglesworth was quite possibly the greatest Theologian that ever lived.