Daily Archives: May 29, 2012

The Trinity and the Explicit Statement Fallacy

Posted on May 29, 2012 by Uri Brito

The Dispensational rush to explicit statements, in order to prove one point or another fails miserably. This is particularly striking when it comes to the doctrine of the Trinity, and by implication, when it comes to the eternal covenant of … Continue reading →

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Covenant as an Aspect of God’s Own Being

Posted on May 29, 2012 by Uri Brito

Ralph Smith concludes by answering critics of the Trinitarian Covenant: The compellingly consistent and comprehensive character of God’s covenantal relations with the creation suggest that the covenant is not a mere secondary feature of the world, but an aspect of God’s own being (37).

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G.K. Chesterton and the Man Who Was Thursday, A Nightmare

Posted on May 29, 2012 by Uri Brito

Thomas Kidd continues to write on all sorts of men that I find highly captivating. First, his interest in Patrick Henry has re-alerted me to the titanic figure he was, and just how much we need more Henry’s in this … Continue reading →

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