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Old 05-30-2008, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie View Post
Rob's quotation of Fisher and Erskine shows that the Reformed regarded many of the Mosaic judicials as being moral/natural laws.
Yes! Exactly!

Furthermore, Calvin and Turretin claimed that "Natural Law" has the power to change the Mosaic judicials, and even change the penalties imposed by the judicials. This is a far cry from Bahnsen's views on Theonomy.

I like Bahnsen alot, and I even met him shortly before he passed away. His work in Apologetics is second to none. He had a clear view of the Gospel. He is sitting closer to God than I ever hope to be. Hopefully, I will meet him in heaven.

The "bath water" of his theology is this Theonomy stuff. I would rather toss that out and remember him for all of the good he has done for the Church.

Blessings,

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