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Some Follow Up Regarding Rejoicing When the Wicked Perish
My objector, Mr. Landless, has provided a blog post in response to my previous entry. He indicates he desires no blog war, so I’ll try to hit a few points without going line-by-line through his response. 1) My pseudonym is TurretinFan or Tur8inFan, but not Turrentinfan or Turrintanfan. 2) Mr. Landless thinks we are largely…
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John Piper on Osama's Death
I don’t agree with everything that John Piper says about this, but I found his comments thought-provoking and – more importantly – Biblically focused. His comments stand in remarkable contrast (in my mind at least) to the comments of Prof. Horton, which I discussed earlier today. For example, I would disagree with Piper’s claim that…
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An Example of the Exegetical Blunders of Horton's View of the Two Kingdoms
Prof. Michael Horton has an article entitled, “The Death of Osama bin Ladin: What Kind of Justice Has Been Done?” Horton takes the occasion of bin Ladin’s death as a chance to attempt to propagate his unhistorical view of the two kingdoms. I don’t mean to suggest that the idea of two kingdoms is not…
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Answering Objections to Rejoicing when the Wicked Perish
My previous post about rejoicing at the death of Osama bin Ladin has sparked a little pushback. My objector wrote: I’m quite disappointed with the post. If we are to emulate the ways of God, then surely we should consider God’s attitude: (Ezekiel 33:11): “As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign LORD, I take…
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The Potter's Freedom: a Response to Chosen But Free
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When the Wicked Perish, There is Shouting!
When it goeth well with the righteous, the city rejoiceth: and when the wicked perish, there is shouting. (Proverbs 11:10) The righteous shall rejoice when he seeth the vengeance: he shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked. (Psalm 58:10) “[Vatican] Spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said that … Christians “do not rejoice” over…
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Sad Story
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Steve Ray's Response to Michael Welton Critiqued
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Paul Helm Reviews Michael Horton's Systematic
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A Manual of Councils of the Holy Catholic Church | Edward H. Landon
One reference book that might interest many of my readers is a Edward H. Landon’s, “A Manual of Councils of the Holy Catholic Church.” Published (as a new and revised edition) in 1909 in two volumes, it can be found on Archive.org. The arrangement of the volumes is a little counter-intuitive. It is arranged in…