Blogs about: Regulative Principle
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Two-Way Traffic on the Presbyterian Mainline
One of the major reasons I wrote Recovering the Reformed Confession was to call attention to a weird sort of two-way traffic. Some in the Reformed Churches in North America and apparently in Scotland … more →
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Reforming Worship: According to the Word
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Reformed Reader wrote 4 weeks ago: This is a great book. I’m sorry I put off reading it for a few years! Phil Ryken, Derek Tho … more →
Is a Cross a Visible Representation
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Brian Thornton wrote 1 month ago: You shall not make for yourself a carved image – Ex. 20:4a From the Baptist Confession of Fait … more →
Ames on the RPW
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Reformed Reader wrote 1 month ago: In Reformed/Presbyterian confessionalism, the regulative principle of worship (RPW) is right ther … more →
The Regulative Principle: All Churches Must Be Painted Green
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Jay Guin wrote 1 month ago: The Regulative Principle is the formal name for what many in the Churches of Christ call the Law of … more →
The Regulative Principle: The Acts 20:7 Argument
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Jay Guin wrote 1 month ago: I just have to jump in here and make a serious argument — although some will take it as a bit … more →
Two-Way Traffic on the Presbyterian Mainline
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: One of the major reasons I wrote Recovering the Reformed Confession was to call attention to a weird … more →
Instrumental Music: The Patristic Evidence and the Regulative Principle, Part 2
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Jay Guin wrote 1 month ago: How, then, do we explain the absence of instruments in the early church? And it is highly likely tha … more →
Instrumental Music: The Patristic Evidence and the Regulative Principle, Part 1
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Jay Guin wrote 1 month ago: In contemporary Church of Christ thought, worshipping God with instrumental music is sinful because … more →
Worship
Andrew Logue wrote 2 months ago: Some of the writers here at TNP are very new to the Reformed tradition. A big part of our conversat … more →
CENI: Introduction
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Jay Guin wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been planning to say something on CENI hermeneutics for years. Now I finally get to it. F … more →
The Regulative Principle - Part 5: Biblical basis?
will wrote 2 months ago: Mount Gerizim from John 4:20Is there a Biblical basis for the Regulative Principle? There is an idea … more →
More Baseball Analogies: Lent is Like Spring Training?
R. Scott Clark wrote 2 months ago: Darryl has discovered “PCA Conversations“ … more →
The Regulative Principle - Part 4: Dance as a form of preaching?
will wrote 2 months ago: Does it matter how the elements of worship are practiced? Can a biblical element such as preaching b … more →
The Regulative Principle - Part 3: Circumstances?
will wrote 2 months ago: What about all of the other items not covered by command, example, or principle? Such as the chairs, … more →
The Regulative Principle - Part 2: How does it work?
will wrote 2 months ago: How does the Regulative Principle work? Before we can discuss how the Regulative Principle works we … more →
The Regulative Principle - Part 1: What is it?
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will wrote 2 months ago: In hindsight it was rather foolish to begin a new blog during the busiest week of the busiest month … more →
Concerns on (Very Few) Modern Regulative Principle Proponents
Hun wrote 3 months ago: Times recently ranked 3rd the “new Calvinism” as the “idea that is changing the wo … more →
Concerns on (Very Few) Modern Regulative Principle Proponents
Hun wrote 3 months ago: Times recently ranked 3rd the “new Calvinism” as the “idea that is changing the wo … more →
Calvin on Worship --- The Necessity of Reforming The Church
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Hun wrote 3 months ago: Some people say that Calvin thought Old Testament Worship Sacrificial Ceremonies in the Temple and … more →
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