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A New Bible Project!

Utter nonsense. Nothing conservative about it at all.

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Replied Dec 6

What Are You Focusing On In Your Studies?

I have been making a more concerted effort at daily Bible study of late, after not being as consistent as I would have liked for a while. I have been using Prof. Grant Horner's Bible reading plan, wh…

Replied Dec 6

Manhattan Declaration

I believe this declaration is cut from the same cloth as Evangelicals and Catholics Together (ECT). Unfortunately, a number of solid evangelicals who inveighed against ECT have signed the MD and have…

Replied Nov 29

Question on Pastoral Ministry as a Reformed, Presbyterian, Continuationist

Here is the link to the Reformed-Charismatic Yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/reformed-charismatic The group owner, Bob Vincent, pastors an EPC church in my home town. This group could be a…

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Christian replied to Ray Nearhood's discussion 'A New Bible Project!'

Utter nonsense. Nothing conservative about it at all.

December 5

Christian replied to Jason's discussion 'What Are You Focusing On In Your Studies?'

I have been making a more concerted effort at Bible study of late. I have been using Prof. Grant Horner's Bible reading plan, which has you reading 10 chapters a day. But after using it a while, I don't think it's conducive to reflective study of th…

December 5

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November 28

Jesse Wisnewski and Christian are now friends

November 28

Christian replied to Otsukafan's discussion 'Manhattan Declaration'

November 28

Christian commented on Jason's blog post 'ESV Study Bible Review'

Jason, I just reread your comment and I agree that there is not a lot of difference between the KJV and the other conservative literal translations (NKJV, NASB and ESV) other than some archaic language (which the NASB retained somewhat in earlier e…

November 28

Christian commented on Jason's blog post 'ESV Study Bible Review'

I did not grow up on the KJV. But I agree that from the KJVO or KJV preferred standpoint there's not a whole lot of difference between the NKJV, NASB and ESV, although I'd hope that those who do not hold to the heretical view that the KJV is itself…

November 28

Christian replied to Jesse Wisnewski's discussion 'Question on Pastoral Ministry as a Reformed, Presbyterian, Continuationist'

Here is the link to the Reformed-Charismatic Yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/reformed-charismatic/ The group owner, Bob Vincent, pastors an EPC church in my home town. This group could be a good source of information for you. Or just like…

November 28

Christian replied to Jesse Wisnewski's discussion 'Question on Pastoral Ministry as a Reformed, Presbyterian, Continuationist'

With the PCA, it is going to depend on the particular Presbytery examining you. That is why you have heard differing reports. (And that's not just on this issue but on many others that could be named, like theonomy, the Federal Vision, etc.) With so…

November 28

Christian replied to Anselm's discussion 'What about Children?'

Crazyupstart said:It is too late to edit my previous response so I'll add this one. There is a wide divergence among Baptists regarding how soon children should be baptized and what constitutes a credible profession of faith. (There is a related di…

October 15

Christian replied to Anselm's discussion 'What about Children?'

It depends on what you mean by covenantal. If you mean by covenantal the idea that children of believers are in covenant with God then no, one can't be covenantal and Baptist in that sense, because if the children of believers are in covenant with…

October 15

Christian replied to Anselm's discussion 'What about Children?'

My reference to "half way" was a reference to the half way problems of paedobaptists, not baptists. Specifically the "Half-Way Covenant" in Puritan New England. (Time doesn't permit me to recount it in detail, but Google is your friend :) .) It is a…

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October 14

Christian replied to Anselm's discussion 'What about Children?'

Anselm, If part of your issue is the tendency for evangelical churches (as well as non evangelical) to exclude children from worship services and put them in "children's church" then I agree that that practice is unhelpful to say the least. But the…

October 14

Christian replied to Anselm's discussion 'What about Children?'

October 14

Christian replied to Jack's discussion 'Can a "completely open-minded" person hold any convictions, or reach any conclusions?'

I once saw the statement that went like this--"The purpose of having an open mind is for it to eventually shut (or close) on something." I can't remember the source for sure, but I think it may have been Joseph Sobran. If "completely open minded pe…

October 14

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Raised Methodist and was a blasphemer who denied the deity of Christ by my early 20's. I was converted in my later 20's and in my sojourn have been in Wesleyan, Independent Sovereign Grace (not the Mahaney/Harris organization), Presbyterian (OPC) and Southern Baptist churches and am now happily attending an independent Bible church.

How would you describe yourself theologically?

Paleoevangelical, Calvinistic, baptistic and premillennial (leaning toward Dispensationalism). Not a fundamentalist in that I am not a member of a fundy church and not part of a movement but I am more inclined to be separatistic when it comes to doctrinal error than the average evangelical.

Who is the greatest theologian in the last 2000 years? (Besides Biblical People!)

hard to say, but I'll go with John Calvin for now

What is your web-address?

http://onepilgrimsprogress.wordpress.com

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At 7:22pm on November 28, 2009, Jesse Wisnewski said…: Thanks for the link and will do. I look forward to chatting more with you By the way, thanks for your input on the forum. Very beneficial

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