Van Til and the Trinity: Correlativism, Aseity, and the Trinity
The Bible teaches that God is love (e.g., 1 John 4:8). Love is something that needs to be directed toward an object, so in what way does God love? One might say that God loves His creation, and in...
View ArticleVan Til and the Trinity: Man’s Quest for Truth
In the previous article we looked at how God can be truly personal, exhibiting all the attributes of true personality–including love–yet without being dependent on His creation. In this, the last...
View ArticleCNN’s Take On Mormonism
CNN posted a “religion” spot called “Explain It to Me: Mormonism” in which their religion editor explains Mormonism. Undoubtedly the fact that Mitt Romney is running for president again has ignited...
View ArticleChecking the Cultural Barometer
Some of you might be aware of the show “Sister Wives” that runs on the cable station TLC. If you don’t, it is a reality show centered around a polygamous household. I believe they either belong to an...
View ArticleA Response to an Article Critiquing the Dividing Line Broadcast of Saturday,...
I was recently directed to an article written by a Jehovah’s Witness concerning the Greek grammar of some passages in John’s Gospel. The author of the article was attempting to refute Dr. James White...
View ArticleTim Staples’ False Assertion Regarding Galatians 2:16 – Vintage
Someone once said that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. In many walks of life this is evident, no less when using Greek to engage in exegesis of the text of Scripture. Unfortunately, few...
View ArticleA Critical Assessment of the Graf-Wellhausen Documentary Hypothesis – Vintage
Background While the church has, from its earliest days, recognized that the Old Testament is a part of her heritage, there has by no means been a consensus view with regard to its interpretation....
View ArticleConfessions of a Former Charismatic, Part 1: Me and Benny Hinn
The venue was the National Exhibition Center in Birmingham, England, the largest exhibition center in the UK. Five of us squeezed into a small car and drove the sixty-plus miles from Hereford to what...
View ArticleConfessions of a Former Charismatic, Part 2: Why I’m No Longer a Charismatic
In part one of this “confession,” I talked about some of my experiences as a Charismatic, including the time I encountered Benny Hinn. For the formative years of my Christian life, I fully embraced the...
View ArticleA Quick Plug…
A few weeks ago, Dr. White gave a positive shout-out to Rosaria Butterfield’s book THE SECRET THOUGHTS OF AN UNLIKELY CONVERT. The sub-heading is “An English Professor’s Journey into Christian Faith.”...
View ArticleVan Til and the Trinity: Correlativism, Aseity, and the Trinity
The Bible teaches that God is love (e.g., 1 John 4:8). Love is something that needs to be directed toward an object, so in what way does God love? One might say that God loves His creation, and in...
View ArticleVan Til and the Trinity: Man’s Quest for Truth
In the previous article we looked at how God can be truly personal, exhibiting all the attributes of true personality–including love–yet without being dependent on His creation. In this, the last...
View ArticleCNN’s Take On Mormonism
CNN posted a “religion” spot called “Explain It to Me: Mormonism” in which their religion editor explains Mormonism. Undoubtedly the fact that Mitt Romney is running for president again has ignited...
View ArticleChecking the Cultural Barometer
Some of you might be aware of the show “Sister Wives” that runs on the cable station TLC. If you don’t, it is a reality show centered around a polygamous household. I believe they either belong to an...
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Van Til and the Trinity: God as a Person
As we have seen in the previous article, Van Til, and all apologists of the presuppositional camp, hold that Christian theism is the only theism worth defending. If, as Christians, we believe in the...
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Van Til and the Trinity: A Quick Response to PuritanReformed
“PuritanReformed” has posted a critique of my article on Van Til and “God as a Person.” First, I would like to say I appreciate that he took the time to read the article and to respond to it. Dialog...
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Covenant Theology Papers
Before I get the reputation of being a Van Til controversialist, I have posted some new papers on my site pertaining to Covenant Theology. The first is a presentation of Covenant Theology from a...
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Van Til and the Trinity: A Quick Response to PuritanReformed
“PuritanReformed” has posted a critique of my article on Van Til and “God as a Person.” First, I would like to say I appreciate that he took the time to read the article and to respond to it. Dialog...
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Covenant Theology Papers
Before I get the reputation of being a Van Til controversialist, I have posted some new papers on my site pertaining to Covenant Theology. The first is a presentation of Covenant Theology from a...
View ArticleVan Til and the Trinity: Correlativism, Aseity, and the Trinity
The Bible teaches that God is love (e.g., 1 John 4:8). Love is something that needs to be directed toward an object, so in what way does God love? One might say that God loves His creation, and in...
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