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“Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering” (Hebrews 10:23)
The Presbyterian Church in Scotland has long associated itself with a Confession of Faith as its...
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EP only in corporate/public worship?
Hello there brethren-
As I have been studying and reading about exclusive psalmody, I have learned that some, today and in the past (i.e. John Kennedy of Dingwall), advocate and defend exclusive psalmody only in public worship. Does anyone here hold to this position? If so, may you please explain it to me?
What about family worship? Some are adamant that Psalms are only to be sung in every... -
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Members, as well as moderators and administrators (hereafter moderators), often get keenly involved in topics that cross some predetermined lines of conduct for the board. This is simply our human nature, but rather than simply have loose moderating or a free for all that simply allows indiscreet, contentious and unedifying conduct to go on, the PB evolved to and has been for some years a... -
Bad arguments against EP.
I recently read an article that had made an argument (made many times by others) that goes something like this:
"The EP proponents singing metrical Psalms in English are not singing the inspired Psalms, because they are not singing the original Hebrew."
So, I decided to put this in perspective.
"The bible proponents reading The Bible in English are not reading the inspired Bible, because... -
"Faith was not the condition of the Mosaic Covenant"?
What do I make of the statements, ""Faith was not the condition of the Mosaic Covenant"?
The fuller quote by a defender of 1689 Federalism is:
"...faith was not the condition of the MC. In fact, Paul contrast the difference between faith and works in Romans 10. The MC said do and live while they NC says believe and live.
No member of the CoG can be eternally condemned as a covenant breaker... -
When should I marry?
A pretty difficult personal problem here:
I am leaving southern West Virginia in the fall of 2018 to attend Westminster (about an 8 hour drive). However, at that time the woman I intend to marry would still have one more year left until she completes her undergrad in education. If she were to remain in WV during that year, she would come out of college with absolutely no debt. However, if she... -
Are all CREC churches FV?
I know the CREC is generally linked with he FV, but are all CRÈC churches FV? There's a CREC church in Annapolis ( where I'll be going to college) It's called Christ Reformed Evangelical Church. I contacted their pastor, and asked him where the parish stands on FV. This is what he said
"As for the Federal Vision, our congregation has never identified with the movement, and there are only a... -
Does baptism replace circumcision? (explain it to me like I am 8 years old)
Does baptism replace circumcision?
What is the Presby answer?
What is the baptist answer?
Can we say it is analogous to circumcision but doesn't replace it?
Also, why does a physical sacrament replace a physical type? Isn't the fulfillment or spiritual reality circumcision is pointing to actually circumcision of the heart (the new birth)?
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Another baptism debate
Not really.
But I'm just curious, how many of you came to the conclusion that your view of baptism is correct strictly from the bible without the influence of church history and tradition?
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Confessions & Creeds Why A Confession Of Faith?
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Theology Doctrine
"That we should no longer be children, tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine…” (Ephesians 4:14)
Many people today react negatively to the words, “theology” and “doctrine.” They are said to involve dry, irrelevant matters, which have no bearing on real life. If that... -
Book Reviews Singing The Lord's Song In A Strange Land
By Matthew Winzer
Originally published in Credo Quarterly, March 2002. Republished first on PB here.
(See handling of the topic of the regulative principle of worship in...