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Reformed covenant theology is known for seeing greater continuity between the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and new covenants than that of older theological systems, such as Socinianism, Anabaptism, and English Antinomianism, as well as newer ones like Dispensationalism. Moreover, Reformed covenant theology captures its distinctive view with the formula: same in substance but different in ...

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It cannot be denied that that there has been a small, yet growing trend in the church in recent years for some young men to embrace racist views. They go by various names: Kinists, Racialists, Race Realists, Familyism and use terms like “Natural Community.” These views may be summarized as a belief that different races […]

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At a recent talk at the Shepherds Conference, Paul Washer spoke of his meeting with John MacArthur at MacArthur’s home some months (4?) before his death. Washer said that he spoke in a manner that ought to be done far more often than it is, especially towards men of stature. Among what was a longer […]

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            In 2014, Susan Stryker, an MTF transgender Professor Emerita of Gender and Women’s Studies from the University of Arizona, published an essay entitled “My Words to Victor Frankenstein above the Village of Chamounix: Performing Transgender Rage.”[1] In it, Stryker declares, “I am a transsexual, and therefore I am ...

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Stuart Townend’s hymn, “How deep the Father’s Love for Us,” says that the Father’s love is beyond all measure. Nevertheless, if we were to attempt to measure it, how would we go about doing that? We use a thermometer to gauge the temperature and a ruler to measure the height and width of an object. […]

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