Response to James White's Argument Regarding the Symbolism of Circumcision and Baptism Presented On The Dividing Line June 29, 2006 Inte...

With apologies to Dan, Fred, and John (among others to whom post or replies are still owed), a quick nomination for the Abuse of the Bible A...

Death of an Icon I am behind on my blogging as John, Dan, and Fred (to name a few) could testify. Nevertheless, the news of this particular...

An internet poster who identifed himself only as "Fred" wrote ( here is a link for confirmation ): Catholics just can't win wi...

Libertarian Free Will Roundup Part 1 So far, we've discussed about seven (give or take) types of LFW. Their various definitions are prov...

Dialogue Regarding Freedom of the Will with Godismyjudge (Continued) This post is a continuation of this earlier post , which itself is an o...

A Quick Correction to Doug Wilson's Doctrine Doug Wilson, an eminent preacher and influential writer in Reformed circles, recently publi...

Why I am not KJV Only I prefer the KJV, and I consider it to be the best widely available English translation of the Bible. Nevertheless, I ...

On the theme of the Johannine Comma, the following is Wesley's brief take on the subject. I have presented Wesley mostly to show that I...

In keeping with my series on the historical view of the Johannine Comma, here are the thoughts of John Calvin on the subject, even though Ca...

Godismyjudge (GIMJ) wrote: Dear Turretinfan,Your article speaks of three different types of necessity (logical, De Jure & De Facto) none...

Continuing in my series on the traditional view (contrasted with the modern view) of the text we have accepted as authenticate, the followin...

Consistent with my position that I do not want anyone to accept what I say because I say it, I sometimes find it to be of value to provide t...

The Principal Reasons I prefer the KJV Those who have been reading my blog will note that I normally quote from the KJV translation of the ...

Necessity Necessity is, as they say, the mother of invention. Nevertheless, the term "necessity" has been pressed into those who o...