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Footnote to the Perspicuity Discussion – Liberius' Lapse and Athanasius the non-Papist
Roman Catholic David Waltz has chimed in with his two cents on the exceedingly minor issue of whether or not Athanasius might have been mocking Liberius when he (Athanasius) mentioned “the eunuchs of Constantius” (link to Waltz’s piece). I had even stated in my original post, “But that’s an aside.” (link to my original post).…
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Footnote to the Perspicuity Discussion – Liberius’ Lapse and Athanasius the non-Papist
Roman Catholic David Waltz has chimed in with his two cents on the exceedingly minor issue of whether or not Athanasius might have been mocking Liberius when he (Athanasius) mentioned “the eunuchs of Constantius” (link to Waltz’s piece). I had even stated in my original post, “But that’s an aside.” (link to my original post).…
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Perspicuity of Scripture Contra Bellisario – Part 7
I’m responding to a post from Mr. Matthew Bellisario (see my first post for the introduction). In this post, I address Mr. Bellisario’s response to my quotation from Hilary of Poitiers. Mr. Bellisario has put my words in italics, and I have attempted to reproduce them as he provided them, within the quotation box below.…
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Proverbs 3:21-35
Proverbs 3:21-3521 My son, let not them depart from thine eyes: keep sound wisdom and discretion: 22 So shall they be life unto thy soul, and grace to thy neck. 23 Then shalt thou walk in thy way safely, and thy foot shall not stumble. 24 When thou liest down, thou shalt not be afraid:…
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Thanksgiving Verses – Part 2
Joab was one of the notable generals during David’s reign. He was a skillful strategist and schemer. The following passage records his thanks to David after David agreed to restore Absolom from his exile. Ultimately Absolom repaid this favor with rebellion and Joab (and ten of his assistants) ended up killing Absolom. 2 Samuel 14:22…
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Perspicuity of Scripture Contra Bellisario – Part 6
I’m responding to a post from Mr. Matthew Bellisario (see my first post for the introduction). In this post, I address Mr. Bellisario’s response to my quotation from Athanasius. Mr. Bellisario has put my words in italics, and I have attempted to reproduce them as he provided them, within the quotation box below. His own…
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Thanksgiving Verses – Part 1
In the New Testament, our peace offering is Christ. We no longer offer burnt offerings, but instead we remember the offering of Christ in the Eucharist, which means “Thanksgiving,” which we usually call the “Lord’s Supper” or “Communion” in the Reformed churches. In the Old Testament, however, there was an option to offering a peace…
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Praising Ray Comfort
The “Seeking Disciple” at Arminian Today has some good thoughts and praise of Ray Comfort (link). May God continue to use Mr. Comfort to bring people out of atheism and to Christ. To God be the Glory!
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A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
The idea that a picture is worth 1000 words makes this post from “The Pilgrim” at Defending Contending quite a long one (link to post). His point is simple: the more Roman Catholicism changes, the more it stays the same. To God be the Glory!
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Perspicuity of Scripture Contra Bellisario – Part 5
I’m responding to a post from Mr. Matthew Bellisario (see my first post for the introduction). In this post, I address Mr. Bellisario’s response to my quotation from Tertullian. Mr. Bellisario has put my words in italics, and I have attempted to reproduce them as he provided them, within the quotation box below. His own…