Thoughts of Francis Turretin
Saturday, September 05, 2009

430 Years from the Promise - A Response to Fred Butler

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I have indicated that I think that the Israelites were in Egypt for only about 215 years, as opposed to 430 years. Mr. Fred Butler disagree...
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Friday, September 04, 2009

The Importance of Genealogies

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The whole of the Bible is useful for doctrine, reproof, and so forth. Sometimes, when read a genealogy we can become bored, because its val...
Thursday, September 03, 2009

Can One Haiku in English?

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The title of this blog post, "Can One Write Haiku in English?" caught my eye ( link to post ). It's an interesting post on th...
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Wednesday, September 02, 2009

Blueprints for Anarchy

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Patrick Madrid wrote an article attacking Sola Scriptura as though it were a "blueprint for anarchy," which is the title that he ...
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Response to Buracker on Israeli Idols

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BJ Buracker aka StupidScholar has posted a response ( link to response ) to an earlier post of mine on the Israeli idols of Elohim ( link to...
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Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Who is Barabbas?

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All four of the gospels refer to Jesus' fellow prisoner, Barabbas, by name. First, I'll present the four accounts and then some com...
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Monday, August 31, 2009

Repentance is from Sin

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Mr. Greg Koukl has lots of good things to say on many topics, but I was a bit disappointed by his recent post/video on the topic of Repentan...
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Anathema Update

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Somehow, in preparing my previous post ( link ), I had overlooked the single use of the word "anathema" in the 1917 Code of Canon ...
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Colour Me Impressed!

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This takes Scripture memorization the full distance ( link ). And what's even better, the person in question is not content with simply...
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Infinite Punishment and Liberalism

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One adherent to liberalism/progressivism recently commented on my post regarding eternal punishment ( link to my post ). He wrote: Dear Tur...
Sunday, August 30, 2009

Analogical Argument on the Object of Prayer

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There are many great arguments that are presented as to why we should not pray to anyone besides God. One underused argument, however, is t...
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