Category Archives: Theologization

After careful consideration, this is my conclusion: The reason I would leave a church that I've been with around for a while, is the same reason I have applied in the past: When the hindrance of proper evangelism becomes obvious, … Continue reading →

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When someone blindly copies others, though knowing the worth of what they copied, and do not think it through, she would quote it at the wrong time, in the wrong occasion, not being relevant, not connecting the dots, not getting … Continue reading →

Camden Bucey's take on it, I sum it so: The PCA was founded in 1973 after many conservatives left the progressive Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS), which is often called the “Southern Presbyterian church.” The OPC was founded … Continue reading →

Lord, quickly come! That is implied from Rev. 22:20. The Fundamentalists such as Janet Mefferd often use this phrase in her prayers in a annoying tone, that's the dispensationalist talk. One could be tempted to hate that phrase not knowing … Continue reading →

I thought I had written this, but I couldn't find it. So here it is, the extreme Baptists have tried to force upon us that baptism by sprinkling was a later mode, in 2nd or 3rd century, though there's no … Continue reading →

Many stick around Rev. Stephen Tong because of his fame. Some because of what they could learn from him, but nonetheless, the desire to know someone famous is still there. So they worry about others rival them in such seeking. … Continue reading →

ThirdMill (Richard Pratt) Reformed Forum (Camden Bucey, Lane Tipton, etc.) China Horizon 中华展望 (Samuel Ling 林慈信) Ligonier Connect (Classical apologetics, but still pretty good, RC Sproul, John Gerstner, Robert Godfrey, etc.) about $90 a year. BibleTraining (extra curriculums - i.e. … Continue reading →

How is it possible that the creature's will falls not outside of the Creator's will (sovereignty)? Novelists do that all the time with their works and characters. it's a wonder how when reading about an antagonist of a good story, … Continue reading →