Casey
Puritan Board Junior
Dr. Clark, I went to one of your conferences in IL a few months back. The burden of your lectures was that "Reformed" is objectively defined by the Confessions (not by Reformed theologians per se; and this aspect of your lectures I heartily agree with you about). I quoted the Confession above where it states rather clearly that the Mosaic Covenant is an administration of the CoG, and nowhere in the Confession (and I'm pretty sure the Catechisms, too) does it refer to the Mosaic Covenant as a CoWs. So, I perfectly understand WrittenFromUtopia's question -- in fact, that's why I started the thread. And I still haven't gotten an answer: How can such a view be considered confessional in the light of the quotation from the Confession in the OP?How exactly?
For what it's worth, not that I know anything, here is the footnote I mentioned earlier. All these guys were "unconfessional"?