I have been taught dispensationalism for most of my life growing up in Southern Baptist Churches but more recently have been finding biblical texts that seem to contradict what I have been taught. This is an excerpt from a publication that I found on another message board. I have taken a few of the points [...]
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dispensationalism: why I have begun to disagree
Posted: June 28, 2008 in Bible, Calvinism, eschatology, jesus, literature, providence, reformed, theologyTags: dispensationalism, end times, eschatology, reformed
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Halloween sale on Reformation Study Bible (ESV)
Posted: October 26, 2007 in Bible, Calvinism, doctrines of grace, literature, theologyLigonier has given us a reason to celebrate on October 31st. According to Sproul, no other study bible has the resources contained in this edition of the Reformation Study Bible. Previously available as the New Geneva Study Bible and the Reformation Study Bible NKJV, it is now available in ESV and available for one day only at [...]
limited atonement?
Posted: October 25, 2007 in Calvinism, doctrines of grace, John MacArthur, theologyAs many of you know, I have a yearning to understand reformed (Calvinistic) theology and have been wrestling with many of the doctrines contained therein for quite some time. Over this period, my understanding of election, free will, sinfulness, grace, justification, sovereignty, and the utter sinfulness of man (among other things) has been changed through [...]
