Recall that Dave wrote: ***QUOTATION*** Turretinfan” has recently taken to claiming not only that I am not a “real” Catholic (because I don’t answer every question about my faith the way he ignorantly demands that it should be answered), but that I also have supposedly not “apparently” defined the word Christian anywhere. He even uses…

““Turretinfan” has recently taken to claiming not only that I am not a “real” Catholic (because I don’t answer every question about my faith the way he ignorantly demands that it should be answered), but that I also have supposedly not “apparently” defined the word Christian anywhere. He even uses this as one of his…

Here’s a link to his post explaining that he has defined Christianity! (link) I stand corrected. And, of course, Dave’s definition includes those who are under the wrath of God and the Apostles Peter and Paul, according to the Roman Catholic Church. -Turretinfan P.S. And of course, there’s beautiful irony in Dave’s first comment on…

Dave Armstrong has claimed that he affirms sola gratia, but the Council of Trent clearly affirms something other than sola gratia. Why then does Dave Armstrong call himself a Roman Catholic apologist if he does not hold to/defend the teachings of Roman Catholic Ecumenical Councils?I suggest there are three possibilities: 1) Dave really does deny…

Dave Armstrong has claimed that he affirms sola gratia, but the Council of Trent clearly affirms something other than sola gratia. Why then does Dave Armstrong call himself a Roman Catholic apologist if he does not hold to/defend the teachings of Roman Catholic Ecumenical Councils?I suggest there are three possibilities: 1) Dave really does deny…

Of course, Anglicans for many years continued to read form prayers even after the Reformation, but many (if not most) of the Reformation churches quickly abandoned form prayers. Sadly, a few are bringing back form prayers, but that’s a topic for another post. This narrative builds a frequently heard straw man (link) that I think…

Of course, Anglicans for many years continued to read form prayers even after the Reformation, but many (if not most) of the Reformation churches quickly abandoned form prayers. Sadly, a few are bringing back form prayers, but that’s a topic for another post. This narrative builds a frequently heard straw man (link) that I think…

Caveat: I’ve never been a big fan of “Reformation Day,” although I’ve been “Reformed” for a long time. I’m still not a big fan. I’m responding to InternetMonk not so much to disagree (though I certainly do at times) but to highlight some good points he makes, and to distinguish the good points from the…

In an earlier post (link) I had identified some timely articles on the Reformation view of the testimony of the Spirit. Here are two further timely articles on the same theme (Doug Wilson) and (Steven J. Camp). -Turretinfan To God be the Glory!

In an earlier post (link) I had identified some timely articles on the Reformation view of the testimony of the Spirit. Here are two further timely articles on the same theme (Doug Wilson) and (Steven J. Camp). -Turretinfan To God be the Glory!