In my recent article contrasting Dispensationalism (DP) and Covenant Theology (CT), I attempted to provide a look at both systems from an unbiased perspective. Obviously, it’s difficult when you feel strongly towards either side. There was a point that I didn’t hit that I should have (Amanda reminded me). It has to with how CT views the relation of Israel […]
Nathan Pitchford, in the comments of the last post, made what I believe to be the clarification that I was unable to achieve. I believe these comments are more poignant and clearer than my own. If you would like to contact Nathan please contact me, and I will give you his contact information. First, I think it’s vital to distinguish […]
In modern evangelicalism there practices that are contra-biblical, but there is one practice that concerns me the most. Prevalent in modern evangelicalism, influenced largely by Arminan theology, is the doctrine of decisional regeneration. While it might not be codified in any systematic theology work, the premise that the process of regeneration is initiated and complete […]