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“Textual Criticism Has No Explicit Biblical Guidelines”: The Admission That Controls the System
Analyzes the methodological consequence of admitting that textual criticism has no explicit biblical guidelines for ordering its probabilistic canons.
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Why This Website Exists—and Why Lay Status Is Not a Command to Silence
Christ's appointment of church officers does not cancel the ordinary Christian's duty to confess, test, and answer public theological claims under Scripture.
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God Alone Is Lord of the Conscience
God alone owns the conscience; human authority binds only within its divine commission and never by implicit faith or blind obedience.
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Private Judgment Without Autonomous Judgment
Private judgment is unavoidable and personal, yet it remains ministerial, corrigible, ecclesial, and bound to the self-attesting Word.
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The Office of Believer: Every Christian a Confessor
Every Christian shares a general calling to confess, discern, admonish, and serve without usurping the special authority Christ gives church officers.
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The Real Authority—and Real Limitations—of Elders
Elders possess real authority for edification within Christ’s appointed jurisdiction, yet their rule remains ministerial, limited, accountable, and bound to Scripture.
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“Let the Righteous Smite Me”: Fraternal Reproof in the Reformed Tradition
Fraternal reproof is a lawful work of love governed by truth, humility, proportion, and the aim of restoration rather than reproach.
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Public Teaching May Receive a Public Answer
Public theological teaching may ordinarily receive a proportionate public answer without misusing Matthew 18, while charity, accuracy, and restoration still govern the response.
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Christian Publication and Ecclesiastical Judgment
A definition of what a lay theological publication may and may not do, distinguishing criticism from censure, argument from adjudication, and publication from ordination.
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A History of Memory
A post on memory from an old site I started. In beginning any history on the techniques of memory, tradition requires the mention of the following story. It is much like writing the “Hello World!” program in C. Simonides of Ceos was…
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The Adventures of Captain Deflector Episode 1
James White's Red Herrings Pastor Robert Truelove posted the following OP on Facebook in various groups on Nov 13: Regarding having a meaningful apologetic for the Christian faith and the text of the New Testament... The denial of the inspiration of the…
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Theodore Letis on Richard Simon
The Age of Reason was generally hostile to how the Reformation determined the text—and soon Rome perceived this apparent weakness in the Protestant armor, as well. In 1689, a Roman Catholic priest named Richard Simon began undermining the Protestant pope with his…
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