Monthly Archives: May 2007

Biblical Horizons is one of my favorite Reformed on-line magazine. . In this series of articles Jordan writes about the dangers of what he calls “Amillenial individualism.” I have always sought for an expression that summarizes well the Reformed antipathy … Continue reading →

My Ron Paul blog has been updated.

Dempster offers a superb analysis of the Hebrew Bible. Dominion and Dynasty supersedes other works in its field in the area of clarity. Unlike the chaotic English translation of Vos, who offered us over a century ago the first explicit … Continue reading →

I have followed in great detail the Hitchens/Wilson debate on Christianity Today. Thus far, they have posted the first five installments. Pastor Douglas Wilson continues the tradition of presuppositional apologetics defended by the great minds of the Reformed faith. In … Continue reading →

After seeing many of my beloved friends graduate from RTS on Friday, spending the weekend with family, worshiping on the Lord’s Day, and feasting on some true American delights for a Memorial Day meal, I am finally back to Orlando-ready … Continue reading →

O God, who are great and to be praised, who have brought us from corruption to incorruption by the life-giving death of your Christ, free all our senses from the death of the passions, setting over them as a good … Continue reading →

The PCA Report states: The committee also understands that a major concern of the General Assembly at the present time pertains to the views of what has been called Federal Vision (FV) or Auburn Avenue Theology (AAT). I am not … Continue reading →

In light of exam week, I will not be posting until late this week. Shalom.

Ok, one more thing before I leave for the weekend. In light of my recent punches at anti-FV proponents, I went back and found this short piece I wrote over 2 years ago…remarkably, I still agree with myself. Here is … Continue reading →

My wife and I are leaving to the beach for the rest of the week…back blogging on Monday. See my Ron Paul blog 

Video: People say to Ron Paul: “We gotta go over there and fight them there because we do not want them here. Paul says there is a great fallacy to that logic, mainly because they came over here because we … Continue reading →

May, 13th, 2007 Order of Worship: order-of-worship-5-13-07.doc

Lew Rockwell summarizes the Giuliani v. Paul debate…

Note: Since this paper has caused so many comments and since it has been quoted in other sites, I’d like to point out that Senior Seminar was a class where we reviewed certain important issues in the Reformed world. This … Continue reading →

Ron Paul finishes second in Republican debate, according to Fox.

Ron Paul clearly won MSNBC’s poll again. Will the media notice it this time? Anthony Gregory writes: Not only did he stand up against the New York fascist and not back down, only elaborating on the point beautifully, he did … Continue reading →

New entry on my Ron Paul Page…Where’s Ron Paul’s name?

The voice of the religious right, Rev. Jerry Falwell has died today. The Rev. Jerry Falwell, who founded the Moral Majority and built the religious right into a political force, died Tuesday shortly after being found unconscious in his office … Continue reading →

Barb writes about the most recent accusation towards Bishop Wright. This one comes from John Fesko and Richard Gaffin. Fesko has taught at RTS/Orlando some months ago and is a fairly kind professor, or so I am told. Nevertheless, he … Continue reading →

It has been a long day. I have been working on my final presentation for Senior Seminar since 8 Am and finished it by 10PM. It might still need some revision, but it is the best so far. It includes … Continue reading →

In preparation for my final presentation in my Senior Seminar class on the Federal Vision, I have read hundreds of pages of material. Many of them were extremely helpful. My presentation will center on responding to Guy Prentiss Waters’ book … Continue reading →

I have taken some notes on a recent discussion between Gary Demar and my friend Joel McDurmon. Joel is the author of The Return of the Village Atheist. In this interview, they discuss atheism, Sam Harris’ new book (A Letter … Continue reading →

Mu Currently Reading page has been updated…

The Christian faith is good for the world because it provides the fixed standard which atheism cannot provide and because it provides forgiveness for sins, which atheism cannot provide either. We need the direction of the standard because we are … Continue reading →

I have started a Ron Paul blog page. Visit here.

Debate, part 2

Word Document with a chart for the minor and major prophets Click link: minor_prophets_chart1.doc Also visit my NEW WEBSITE: http://www.apologus.notsorry.net