I recently came across this three-part series on Reformed Theology, specifically focusing on Sola Scriptura. I believe the speaker is R. C. Sproul. Unfortunately, the sound is not well synchronized with the video, or wasn't when I watched it.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
While I didn't catch any glaring errors in the presentation, I wouldn't suggest listening to these presentations uncritically. Hat Tip to Michael Patton at Parchment and Pen for bringing this to my attention (link).
-TurretinFan
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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... and here's a video for U2. :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL Lucian.
ReplyDeleteThere are certainly some folks who portray God as being like Tom Cruise (the white guy, for those who don't know their actors) in that clip - with no recourse other than begging, to get what he wants.
-TurretinFan
I have this entire DVD series. It accompanies Sproul's book, "What is Reformed Theology?"
ReplyDeleteI agree with you there were some less-than-precise statements made here and there.