Thoughts of Francis Turretin
Saturday, November 21, 2009

Thanksgiving Verses - Part 21

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In today's passage, there are two aspects of thanks. They are both, interestingly enough, about the thanks that it is not given. The pa...

Unity or Disunity?

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I recently came across the following comment: Protestant epistemology has lead to the creation of thousands upon thousands of divided Protes...
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Friday, November 20, 2009

Thanksgiving Verses - Part 20

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The following set of passages are some remaining examples of people giving thanks in the gospels. We've already seen Jesus giving thank...
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New American Bible on 1 Corinthians 3:11-15

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The text of 1 Cor 3:15 has sometimes been used to support the notion of purgatory, though it does not envisage this. - New American Bible, 1...
Thursday, November 19, 2009

Thanksgiving Verses - Part 19

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Today's segment addresses the many verses in which Jesus and Paul give thanks before eating. We, Jesus' disciples as Paul was, do t...

Navarre Bible on 1 Corinthians 3:11-15

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We cannot be sure that St Paul is here referring to purgatory; but it is quite in order to interpret “he will be saved, but only as through ...
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Bellarmine on 1 Corinthians 3:11-15

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The following are some thoughts of Robert Francis Romulus Bellarmine (Robert Bellarmine was canonized by Pope Pius XI in 1930, and declared ...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Kadhafi Making Stuff Up?

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I came across a reaction to what Kadhafi had said ( link to reaction ) ( link to my own previous post on what Kadhafi had said ). Swordbeare...
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Thanksgiving Verses - Part 18

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Today's segment is the first mention of thanksgiving, as such, in the gospels. The passage is an account of Jesus praying to the Father...

The World's Worst Evangelist

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He enters the city, spends the first day just getting himself deeper into the city, and then preaches his message: Yet forty days, and the c...
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Gaddafi Party and Islam 101

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Reformed Chicks Blabbing recently brought to my attention an article about a party that Gaddafi held in Italy to try to convert young women...

Is Roman Catholicism a Force for Good in the World?

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The following is a debate featuring Roman Catholics Archbishop John Onaiyekan and MP Anne Widdecombe (Conservative) against Stephen Fry and ...
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Thanksgiving Verses - Part 17

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The minor prophets provide us with two thanksgiving passages, one in Amos and one in Jonah. In Amos, God mocks those of Israel who are abou...

Horton is Still Reformed

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Although he doesn't directly answer the " open question " Horton affirmed his commitment to the Reformation in a new post, wh...
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Cajetan on the Canon

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The following is an excerpt from The canon of Holy Scriptures: from the double point of view of science and faith , by Louis Gaussen, London...
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Monday, November 16, 2009

Pastor King Responds to Bryan Cross' Misuse of Jerome

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The following guest post from Pastor David King, is in response to Bryan Cross' remarks ( #166 ) on the blog entry, " Solo Scriptur...
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Thanksgiving Verses - Part 16

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The two passages in today's segment come from the book of Daniel. The first passage is Daniel's prayer of thanks to God for showing...
Sunday, November 15, 2009

Thanksgiving Verses - Part 15

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Even Jeremiah, the weeping prophet, mentions thanksgiving. He mentions it in the context of the return of the captivity of the people of Is...
Saturday, November 14, 2009

Thanksgiving Verses - Part 14

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The next thanksgiving verse is found among three calls to hearken to the people of God in Isaiah 51. The first call mentions the joy and th...
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Friday, November 13, 2009

Open Question for Michael Horton

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Dear Prof. Horton, In view of your article "Can We Be Confessional and Catholic?" and in view of your recent blurb for a book on ...
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