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T. David Gordon Hymnal (Revised)
Just like the venerable “Blue” Trinity Hymnal was revised into the “Red”, it is necessary for me to revise the T. David Gordon hymnal. Due to some discussion coming out of Hoag… more →
The Confessional Outhouse
T. David Gordon Hymnal (Revised)
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wrote 1 month ago: Just like the venerable “Blue” Trinity Hymnal was revised into the “Red”, it … more →
Trinity Hymnal, T. David Gordon Edition
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wrote 2 months ago: Coming up in just three weeks, not only is T. David Gordon speaking to my kids’ schools Parent … more →
Caught Between the Scylla and Charybdis
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wrote 2 months ago: David Van Drunen recently answered a few questions by Chris Cooper at “Credo’s” bl … more →
Golf Clap, Curmudgeon
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wrote 2 months ago: The Christian Curmudgeon offers up some sane advice for those given to the immodest impulses of piet … more →
Lent in 1662: The Commination
wrote 3 months ago: This year marks the 350th anniversary of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, an edition of said book tha … more →
Thesis Thursday
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wrote 5 months ago: Walther opens Lecture 22 with a very interesting introduction concerning the state of the church, wh … more →
A Meditation for Reformation Day
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wrote 7 months ago: It is Recycling Eve because tomorrow is the day our container of paper, plastic and glass gets picke … more →
Keep On Keepin' On
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wrote 8 months ago: We’ve had a renaming discussion before, but this hilarious cartoon (HT NWBingham) reminded me … more →
Presbyterian Sociology, Part II
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wrote 8 months ago: [HT inscrutable Being] I know everybody’s first thought upon seeing a blog post titled Presbyt … more →
Office Hours - Ask the Profs 2
wrote 8 months ago: Office Hours – Ask the Profs 2 Dr(s). Michael Horton, W. Robert Godfrey, David VanDrunen, Brya … more →
A Reformed Elixir for Labor Day Friday
wrote 9 months ago: Riddlebarger plus Gaffin equals a realistic amillennialism that is characterized by a fully detached … more →
Michele Bachmann Impersonates John Piper
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wrote 9 months ago: Brian Lee has a good point that religious faith is not synonymous with irrationality and that religi … more →
Two Great Tastes that DO Go Great Together
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wrote 1 year ago: The latest from OHS Horton is a must-read. Is he rebuking the Outhouse in the following concluding p … more →
Two Great Tastes That Could Go Great Together
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wrote 1 year ago: It isn’t altogether surprising that Kevin DeYoung has concluded that confessionalism and pietism n … more →
Is Edwards’ Question Even the Right Question? - via Old Life blog
wrote 1 year ago: Is Edwards’ Question Even the Right Question? April 7th, 2011 by Darryl G. Hart Yes, I may be OCD bu … more →
Guess Who
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wrote 1 year ago: From a discussion of secular schooling: [Objection:] But participation in state schools is unwise fo … more →
The Path To Heaven
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wrote 1 year ago: Joseph Alleine was an English Puritan who was a fervent evangelist. Alleine was immensely passionat … more →
Of Civic Friendship, Civility and Self-Restraint
wrote 1 year ago: For those who look with relative bewilderment at a larger Protestant America that touts itself as co … more →
Desiring God Enough? - (via Old Life Blog)
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wrote 1 year ago: Desiring God Enough? March 1st, 2011 by Darryl G. Hart I have nothing personal against John Piper. I … more →
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