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Old 06-20-2008, 02:19 PM
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“Samuel Waldron’s response to John MacArthur’s controversial sermon, “Why Every Self-Respecting Calvinist Is a Premillennialist,” is a gem. In a gentle spirit, and with an awareness of what is at stake, Waldron makes a persuasive case against MacArthur’s unlikely claim that true Calvinists must subscribe to the tenets of dispensational premillennialism.”
—Cornelis Venema, Ph.D.
MacArthur actuallys says that "true" Calvinists must be dispy premils???

Wow. Just wow. I thought I had seen just about everything from the dispys, but this really takes the prize.
Yes, it does. MacArthur should be ashamed of himself. He has always been willing to abandon a particular doctrine and has even come under attack from his own denomination, which is the General Association of Regular Baptists (GARBC). I wish he would abandon his dispensationalism altogether or go back to being a consistent Arminian.
Thats a little harsh. MacArthur stood in the front lines and defended the Lordship of Christ against the assault of modern evangelicism. Remember during the 70's and 80's he wasn't a big name in the calvinist camps. he was dragged willingly for standing up for his beliefs. And I respect him for that. He is not a reformed in the sense of subscribing to creeds but he stands in a long line of godly men who have helped the church. Without a doubt MacArthur deserves some credit (by god's grace of course) for helping also restore the intregity of the pulpit in the area of expository preaching.
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