Thoughts of Francis Turretin
Saturday, August 16, 2008

Calvinism and Mariah Carey

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Reformed folks are probably more familiar with William Carey, sometimes referred to as the father of modern missions. William Carey is famo...
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The Real Turretin on: The Duty of the King Toward Religion

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JetBrane at Iron Ink has provide a quotation from the real Francis Turretin on the subject of the duty of the Christian magistrate. ( link ...
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Friday, August 15, 2008

Science Rejects Free Will

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This article ( link ) is not going to convince anyone, and perhaps it shouldn't. The article basically says that a team of scientists h...
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Amazing Prediction

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The self-titled "Plain Path Puritan" recently made the following prediction: "I predict a mass conversion of paedo-baptist Re...
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Thursday, August 14, 2008

Biblical Evidence for the Veneration of Relics Ignored?

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Previously, I discussed (and rebutted) the claim that the Scriptural discussion of the transport of Joseph's bones from Egypt to Canaan ...
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008

The Real Turretin on: Perseverance and the Law

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Josh Lim at Reformed Blogging , has posted a nice selection from the real Francis Turretin on the relationship between Perseverance of the S...
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Biblical Evidence for Indulgences?

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Dave Armstrong (DA), a lay apologist for Rome, asserts that there is "explicit biblical [sic] evidence for all the essential notions be...
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Monday, August 11, 2008

Christian vs. Christian

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Please consider praying for peace between the neighboring nations of Georgia (almost 90 "Orthodox") and Russia (at least about 20%...
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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Cur Deus Homo? Further Response to Horne

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Gene Bridges provided the following comments ( link ) which I have reproduced in part below: As you noted, stating that the Covenant of Grac...
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Saturday, August 09, 2008

Southern Presbyterian Virtual Library

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I suppose that the three great Southern Presbyterian Theologians may be identified as James Henley Thornwell, Robert Louis Dabney, and John ...
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Response to Objections Regarding Merit and the Covenant of Works

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In Paul's epistles to the Romans and Galatians, Paul drives home a message of the futility of works to provide merit, and the need for g...
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Edwards and the Other Hodge on Merit and the Covenant of Works

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Here are two more folks' thoughts on merit and covenant of works: If this principle be correct, if the law demands entire conformity to ...
Friday, August 08, 2008

Thoughts / Distinctions on Merit and Adam

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Is the Covenant of Works a covenant based on merit? We affirm. By the covenant of works, we mean that covenant provided to Adam, which take...
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The Real Turretin and Pictet on: Christ's Righteousness

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Turretin writes: Such is the perfection of the atonement, that it corresponds to the justice of God revealed in the Word, to the demands of...

Witsius Explains the Righteousness of Christ

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Herman Witsius The Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man Book II, Chapter V XI. But we must proceed a step further, and affirm, moreo...
Thursday, August 07, 2008

Wisdom Chapter 14 - Test of Irony

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The following is chapter fourteen from the uninspired book of Wisdom. 1 Again, one preparing himself to sail, and about to pass through the...

Chinese Government Distributing Bibles

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I ran across this interesting blog post at the Theologica blog( link ). The post explains that the Chinese government (!) will be distribu...
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Wednesday, August 06, 2008

Response to Paul Hoffer

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Paul Hoffer, who submits to the dictates pope Benedict XVI, has a misleading article entitled, "A Protestant Proving the Superiority of...
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Tuesday, August 05, 2008

Why Does Scripture have Epistemic Priority? Carl F. H. Henry Explains

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"The scriptural revelation takes epistemological priority over general revelation, not because general revelation is obscure or because...
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What Calvinism Is Not!

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Many of Calvinism's most vocal critiques could learn a thing or seven from Gordan Runyan's latest post at Reformed Mafia ( link ). ...
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