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> Interesting links I've found lately
Turns Out “A Statement of Traditional Southern Baptist Understanding of God’s Plan of Salvation” Isn’t so Traditional After All
Posted On Tuesday, 05 Jun 2012 By David Westerfield. Under Christian Culture, Church History, Theology Tags: Adam Harwood, Anti-Calvinism, Arminianism, Augustine, Calvinism, David Allen, Emir Caner, Eric Hankins, free will, historical, Jerry Vines, Jimmy Draper, Malcolm Yarnell, Mark Howell, Paige Patterson, Pelagius, Roger Olsen, salvation, SBC, semi-pelagianism, Soteriology, Southern Baptist, Southern Baptist Convention, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Statement of the Traditional Southern Baptist Understanding of God's Plan of Salvation, Traditional, Versus
A recent formal doctrinal statement on the nature of salvation (or in technical theological terms, soteriology, or the study of salvation) signed on to by none other than Paige Patterson, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (as one example), amongst others, like Emir Caner, is making quite the stir, even ... Read More
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Calvin on Man’s Righteousness Compared to God’s
Posted On Thursday, 02 Dec 2010 By David Westerfield. Under Church History, Theology Tags: 3.12.4, Calvin, christ, Compare, God, Institutes, Institutes of the Christian Religion, John, John Calvin, judgment, justice, man, righteousness, Versus
Aroused consciences, when they have to do with God, feel this to be the only asylum in which they can breathe safely. For if the stars which shine most brightly by night lose their brightness on the appearance of the sun, what do we think will ... Read More
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Peter Schiff Debates David Epstein of Columbia University
Posted On Friday, 11 Dec 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Economics, Video Tags: Austrian, Columbia, David Epstein, debate, Economics, Federalist Society, Fordham Law School, Keynesian, Peter Schiff, Professor, Senate, University, Versus, Video
Two kinds of economists exist in the world: those who know first-hand the inner-workings of the economy and those who theorize about how they think it should work and implement policies that have the opposite effect intended. That is the story of the difference between the Austrian school of economics ... Read More
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