Thoughts of Francis Turretin
Saturday, December 15, 2007

Mormons are not Christians

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One would think that the title of this post would be wholly unnecessary. It's more or less what 90% of the Mormon "missionaries...
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Did Calvin Hold to the Doctrine of Limited Atonement?

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Dr. Roger Nicole ( link to theopedia entry ) explains that Calvin did in this interesting article ( link ). He's a visiting professor R...
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Animal Training - Choice in Lower Creatures Illustrated

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Here's an amazing video of a man who has trained a turtle to obey his commands. The tricks would not be amazing if we were dealing with...
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Friday, December 14, 2007

Repost of Followup Questions

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1) Is Christ's taking away "the legal claims of the law" of any ultimate benefit to the reprobate? If so, what? 2) Ransom is d...
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Open Question to Seth on the Atonement Debate

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After reflecting on our debate, it has occurred to me that perhaps our original resolution(s) was(were) not very well defined: You posted th...
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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Summary of Two Economies of the Covenant of Grace

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The real Turretin's comments on the covenant of grace in its two-fold economy are summarized by Nathan Lewis, here( link ). -Turretinfan
Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Response to Federal Vision Error

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The following is taken from the Joint Statement on the Federal Vision (this is the statement to which many [Doug Wilson says "all"...
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Important Catholic Doctrinal Resource

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If you are interested in what the doctrines of Rome are, this new web site ( link ) by the so-called " Congregation for the Clergy ...
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Turretin in the Top Ten?

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I don't read much of the language of Indonesia, but this list ( link ) of theologians places Turretin in the top 10 (with Augustine taki...
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Encouragement to Women

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Pastor Wes White has provided an interesting exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:15, intended to encourage woman ( link ), while explaining the difficul...

Edible Calvin

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This chocolate is apparently sweet in the mouth but bitter in the belly ( link ). Calvin would not approve, as the disclaimer on the web sit...
Monday, December 10, 2007

Murder Update: An Overlooked Detail

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I'm sure most of my readers already know that at least two professing Christian groups in Colorado were targeted by a shooter (perhaps t...
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Part of the New Calvinist Revolution

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This interesting news article ( link ) states that it may soon be that a celbration of TULIP (or at least of a tulip) will soon grace (ha!) ...
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Sunday, December 09, 2007

Reading Ideas

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I found this list of reading ideas (general Bible Studies - not some particular topic) from Reformed Musings ( link ), to be helpful. Enjoy...

Empty Mansions Theology

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Jesus said: John 14:1-3 1Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. 2In my Father's house are many mansions:...
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For those interested in the "Real Turretin" ...

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Here is an interesting review of his major work: "Institutes of Elenctic Theology," ( link - you have to scroll down a little bit...
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Are Holy Water Sprinkling Superstitions a Thing of the Past?

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The answer, I was saddened to learn, is no. In this recent post, a Catholic describes his own abject fear of the devil and his appeal to: -...
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Saturday, December 08, 2007

Choice - Transitive vs. Intransitive

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This post is a continuation from the combox of this previous post (link). Godismyjudge wrote: "I meant [by "diabling factor"]...
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This December, Consider Not Celebrating

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This December, consider - to the Lord - not celebrating Christmas. Romans 14:6 He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord; and h...

Dave Armstrong Backs Down

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Today, in his own combox, on his own blog, Dave stated that he is no longer interested in debating, although he apparently plans to continue...
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