David Ponter is a Unicornucopia of error in his attempt to challenge the "sincere offer." My friend Paul has already provided a...

My friend Paul has posted a response to David Ponter's response to James Anderson's comments on Limited Atonement and the Free Offe...

The following is a very brief response I had written and placed on hold some time ago, but which I might as well post now. After that is so...

Phillip Johnson has an article (to which Trey Austin thoughtfully directed me) in which he provides a fairly helpful and quick guide to some...

Ponter writes: One could say, “But such and such later Reformed confession or theologian denies this theology.” To that we would say, “So wh...

Continued from part I ( link ) ... Before I continue, I should point out that I had mentioned in my last post that "It's not really...

Ponter seems to be unable to justify his position with respect to Bullinger and has reduced himself to simply insulting those with whom he d...

I want to add a piece of clarification regarding yesterday's Unlimited Atonement rebuttal post. The clarification is this: 1) I realize...

David Ponter writes: "What is clear now, beyond any doubt whatsoever, is that the doctrine of unlimited atonement was a Reformed doctri...

Trey has (I think) clarified that he does not want to come down on the matter of the Atonement one way or another. "There are lots of f...

Well, it seems that Mr. Austin does not like the correction he has received by those he considers his Christian brethren, so much that he ha...

I'm in the process of carefully reviewing a recent massive post by David Ponter, full of quotations from English translations of John Ca...

In a recent quarrelsome and ad hominem post , Rev. "Trey" Austin, III has the gumption to suggest (with the title of the post) th...

I was disappointed to see more misleading information appear over at "Calvin and Calvinism," this time on Hodge. Hodge was a firm ...

It's no secret that the present generation of young Christians in America have an increased interest in the doctrines of grace, commonly...