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View Poll Results: Who Is More Likiley to Switch to EP/ES and/or Non-Instrumentation?
PCA 0 0%
OPC 1 5.56%
ARP 5 27.78%
RCUS 1 5.56%
Other NAPARC Church 1 5.56%
SBC 0 0%
Other Baptists 0 0%
Someone Else 1 5.56%
None of the Above 9 50.00%
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Old 05-20-2008, 07:30 AM
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Who Do You Think Adopts EP/ES and/or non-instrumentation First?

Nothing like a nice little poll to get the day started.

By the way ES is "Exclusive Scripture", that is singing Scripture exclusively instead of hymns.
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You must get up fairly late then
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Since the ARP was EP intill 1946? I think I voted for them.
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I can't see the PCA or OPC ever going that way as a whole and definitely not the Baptists. I voted "someone else" as there are other smaller denominations as they would be the most likely, but not necessarily do so. I'm unfamiliar with the others listed.
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The Reformed Church of the United States, NAPARC is a confederation of the PCA, OPC, ARP, RPCNA, etc...
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"None of the above".

I have heard only of leaving EP. I have yet to hear of a communion that has ever been non-EP to reform in favor of EP/ES.
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I'm a member of an ARP church and I cherish its Scottish Presbyterian heritage. Still, for a denomination which boasts of its covenanter descent, it clearly has departed from its Scottish roots in this regard. I voted for the ARP seeing that its national heritage provides a huge incentive for embracing its former position. May God bless the ARP towards that end!
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The problem with the ARP in this regard is it always acted like a little lost puppy dog, doing what the PCUS did, only twenty years later. What is truly amazing is that they went non-EP as late as they did while giving up non-instrumentation 60 years earlier.
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