Spurgeon and the Battle for Gospel Preaching, Part 3
Note: Dr. Sam Horn is host of The Word for Life radio program.
by Dr. Sam Horn
An Open Letter to Dr. John Goetsch of West Coast Baptist College
A response to your article “What’s Wrong with Calvinism?” in The Baptist Voice, February 2007
by Alan Shook
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John MacArthur: Why Every Self-Respecting Calvinist is a Pre-Millennialist
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John MacArthur starts off his Shepherd’s Conference with a bang by discussing eschatology.
One Blogger’s Take HERE.
HT: Tim Challies
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Iain Murray to Calvinists: "Just let the Scripture speak."
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“The danger is if we become reformed… Calvinistic… we would hate anyone to think that we were Arminian. And sometimes, that leads men to be far more… circumscribed than they ought to be. You know, we quote the text ‘Not for our sins only- propitiation- not for our sins only, but for the sins of the whole world.’ Well, sometimes, when you hear a Calvinist quote that text, he can’t leave the text. He has to put in brackets, ‘Doesn’t mean this, doesn’t mean that.’ We shouldn’t do that!
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Cloud's Concerns With Calvinism
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David Cloud’s latest Friday News Notes feature two entries relating to his concern of growing Calvinism. The second entry specifically addresses its growth in Fundamentalism, and features some observations on the impact of BJU in this area.
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Young, Restless, Reformed
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Christianity Today notes the growing Calvinist trend and some of its prominent influences
HT: Justin Taylor
HT: Justin Taylor
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In Defense of the Gospel: Martuneac Responds to Wood's Review
The Original Review by Todd Wood
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Book Review: In Defense of the Gospel
Often authors will provide humble but shameless support for their own books.
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Do We Have To Fight About This?
Of all the discussions in which we engage, the bickering between some Calvinists and some Arminians tends to be among the least edifying. Not that I’m against discussion: far from it! These are issues worth deliberating, and I have my own views about what is biblical. I’ve grown enormously through hearing and reading the intelligent and charitable exchange of opinions. The problem is that, too often, the exchange is neither intelligent nor charitable.
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