Thoughts of Francis Turretin
Saturday, January 02, 2010

Sola Ecclesia - A Reformation Maxim?

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We normally refer to sola ecclesia as Rome's alternative to sola scriptura . Dr. Bruce Atkinson (Psy. PhD) proposes it as an addition ...
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Arianism is Consistent with Scripture?

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Phoebadius (d. @ 392): Knowing, therefore, this unity of substance in the Father and in the Son, on the authority, not only of the prophets,...
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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Catechism of Pope Pius X

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Before the current "Catechism of the Catholic Church" there were other catechisms. One of those was the catechism of Pope Pius X....
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Responding to Beckwith on Aquinas

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Francis Beckwith has responded to my earlier post on Aquinas and the rule of faith in a way that does not meet the challenge. But it is a ...
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Charles Hodge on Rome

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David Waltz is trying to make something of Prof. Hodge's comments on Roman Catholicism ( link to Waltz's post ). It is worth noting...

Shouldn't You Be Eating Chocolate?

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The always-creative adherent to the papacy, Mark Shea, seems to think that I (TurretinFan) am not much fun at parties because I spent part o...
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National Repentance

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Many Reformed believers are familiar with the potter and clay analogy in Romans 9, which speaks to God's absolute sovereignty. However,...
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Of Mary, there is never enough.

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The title of this post is the concluding line of this article from Arturo Vasquez ( link to article ). There are other interesting comments...
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Lutheran Response to Arminianism

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Steve Hays recently pointed me to a Lutheran response to Arminianism ( link to response ). While I am not Lutheran (I am Calvinist, which ...
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Aquinas: Rule of Faith ("sola canonica scriptura est regula fidei")

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Thomas Aquinas' expression, "sola canonica scriptura est regula fidei" at first glance sounds a lot like the Reformation maxim...
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Mountain Cast Into Sea

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One of the more challenging sayings of Jesus relates to prayers that a mountain be cast into the sea. The expression of a mountain being ca...
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Friday, December 25, 2009

Aquinas and the Formal Sufficiency of Scripture

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I've previously noted Aquinas' apparent [FN1] view of the primacy of Scripture ( link ) as well as other comments from Aquinas on th...
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A Reformed Baptist Response to the Manhattan Declaration

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It's a bit long, but an enjoyable 45 minutes of Reformed Baptist response to the Manhattan Declaration: - TurretinFan
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Did Mohammed Recognize that the Messiah was God?

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Here's an interesting question, was there ever a time when Mohammed recognized that the Jesus was the Messiah, God incarnate? Someone r...
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Because Morality Changes over 800 Years ...

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That must be why we see responses like this ( link to response ) from Roman Catholic human being Mark Shea. Of course! How could we be so ...
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The Bronx Declaration

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The Manhattan Declaration got bogged down with a bunch of irrelevant stuff. Here's an alternative, the Bronx (another part of New York ...
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Monday, December 21, 2009

Lay Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Apologists - Care to Explain?

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If you are a lay Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox apologist, perhaps you'd care to explain why the following are not relevant to you: ...
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Sunday, December 20, 2009

Mahershalalhashbaz and Immanuel

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Mahershalalhashbaz has a name that is quite a handful. Recently, my attention was brought to a claim that Mahershalalhashbaz was the one an...
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