Anyone heard of PreceptAustin?
P-R-E-C-E-P-T*** A-U-S-T-I-N
The website and statement of faith is extensive.
P-R-E-C-E-P-T*** A-U-S-T-I-N
The website and statement of faith is extensive.
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"Precept Ministries" (PM) is an organization led by Kay Arthur, promoting her materials on inductive Bible study.
The web-site referred to look like a local, personal ministry in the Austin, TX area by someone using the basic methodology of PM. It seems he is a former medical doctor, probably retired now.
Evaluation:
--Does probably go to a local Bible-church
--Follows a believer's-baptism (credo) model
--Does not look historically at the church for any history-of-interpretation
--Does agree with certain streams of Christian/theological literature re. interpretation
--Does believe in God's sovereignty; does not agree with Calvinism
(his simplified analysis of predestination suffers from the word/concept fallacy)
--Considers himself well-trained (via training/practice as MD) for studying the Bible
--Considers dispensationalism the "natural", literal reading of Scripture
I think he's probably a sincere Christian, "well-catechized" in his own method of study and in doctrine. His web-page is his own "catechism".
Thank you for your answer, I thought of Kay Arthur but could not find her name anywere.
Sooooooo, why the deception? It does not seem her style to hide?
Thank you for your answer, I thought of Kay Arthur but could not find her name anywere.
Sooooooo, why the deception? It does not seem her style to hide?