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Hasn't Princeton already shown us the end of such thinking and the development of liberal Protestantism's heretical social gospel?
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Originally Posted by Thomas2007  Hasn't Princeton already shown us the end of such thinking and the development of liberal Protestantism's heretical social gospel? | By the same logic (i.e. if Princeton's turn to liberalism can be attributed to the natural law doctrine of its confessional days), wouldn't the Billy Sunday-style pietism and the liberalism that developed in America's Presbyterian churches likewise have shown us "the end of such thinking" with respect to basic Reformed confessionalism?
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Yes, I've read the book review and response, just wondered if anyone had actually read the book.  |
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Originally Posted by Thomas2007 Hasn't Princeton already shown us the end of such thinking and the development of liberal Protestantism's heretical social gospel? | By the same logic (i.e. if Princeton's turn to liberalism can be attributed to the natural law doctrine of its confessional days), wouldn't the Billy Sunday-style pietism and the liberalism that developed in America's Presbyterian churches likewise have shown us "the end of such thinking" with respect to basic Reformed confessionalism? |
I'm not following. Could you explain more?
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Would it be fair to say that natural law only "works" in societies that essentially presuppose a Christian ethic even though it may not be officially "Christian"?
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Originally Posted by Thomas2007 Hasn't Princeton already shown us the end of such thinking and the development of liberal Protestantism's heretical social gospel? | It appears that many in the PCA are bent on rehearsing those errors with what amounts to a social gospel.
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