Have you used the Wikipedia project? I do and have reaped a great deal of benefit from it. Thanks to Aaron’s comment, I now know of a Wiki-style “encyclopedia of Biblical Christianity”, Theopedia. I can’t give a full endorsement of the theological veracity until I spend some more time there but I can say that [...]

One of the things that itches my mind the most when reading the back-and-forth over Calvinism (example) is “Where can I find a hyper-Calvinist?” The question might sound absurd but really, inquiring minds need to know. Generally speaking, when a non-Calvinist (or anti-Calvinist, which ever) tries to delineate their oposition to Calvinistic soteriology it is [...]

Continuing the discussion begun on the Calvinist Gadfly, Evan May has no responded to my response on his blog, Veritas Redux. Let us carry on: Wright has me question how intently he read Alan’s original post, for Alan linked to several critiques. Also, it wouldn’t hurt to consult Google for such difficult matters. My original [...]

Evan May, guest blogging at Calvinist Gadfly has taken the time to critiqute my post on the Common Threads in the Calvinist “Debate.” In the interest of discussion I would like to return the favor. Following his format I will quote then reply. Note this: in what follows Mr. Wright does not address the well [...]

What remains so stunning to me as I read the thread on the Founders’ Blog regarding Johnny Hunt’s SBC Presidential Candidacy and the Calvinist Gadfly’s thread induction of Johnny Hunt into the Arminian Hall of Fame (along with every other example of of the “debate”) is the similarity of methodology by both parties in the [...]

I’m planning on writing a summary of the current links I’ve compiled for my “What Is The Gospel?” project. If you haven’t taken the time to read the posts let me encourage you to do so. Also, if you know of a blogger or blog post that might fit the subject, please let me know. [...]

Even so Abraham BELIEVED GOD, AND IT WAS RECKONED TO HIM AS RIGHTEOUSNESS. Therefore, be sure that it is those who are of faith who are sons of Abraham. The Scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham, saying, “ALL THE NATIONS WILL BE BLESSED IN YOU.” [...]

A discussion I’m having on the Calvinist Gadfly serves as a saddening reminder of how divided those within the brethren have become regarding the doctrines of grace. Both parties consider themselves the victims of hurtful attacks from the other party which only serves to elevate sensitivity amongst both groups to an unhealthy level. I normally [...]

…I’m about to post? If you went with “another quote from Mark Dever” then you win! I think I need to charter a fan club or something. Anyway, check this out: I’m not…a big fan of the big conversion numbers that are reported by some evangelical churches. I don’t believe them. I think they discourage [...]

…when you don’t know what to write? I suppose I’m suffering from some kind of blog-writers block. Considering I don’t have anything meaningful to contribute, please allow me to jump on some bandwagons that I’ve been missing. I’ve almost entirely avoided the last three major issues that came down the blog pipe (at least in [...]