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The Affects of Translation Philosophy on Today’s Bible (pt. 6 and final)

Literal meaning and two approaches to equivalence will be briefly discussed before I can put on some concluding thoughts. After looking at the aspect of dynamic equivalence in my previous post, it is… more →

I Stand Redeemed

Has the Gift of Tongues Ceased for Today? — 3 comments

deckern wrote 1 week ago: I recently had the opportunity of writing a short paper for a class on the topic of whether the gift … more →

Tags: Spiritual Gifts, Tongues, Gift of tongues, Wayne Grudem, john walvoord, charles ryrie, Robert Gromacki, Larry Pettegrew, ceased

A Brief Look at So-Called "Secondary Separation"

Tyler Robbins wrote 1 month ago: Introduction The concept and practice of secondary separation is a divisive issue within fundamental … more →

Tags: Separation, Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism, secondary separation, John R. Rice, Fred Moritz, ernest pickering, Douglas McLachlan, Fundamentalism, Evangelicalism

The New Neutralism-The Father of New Evangelicalism

Dan Greenfield wrote 2 months ago: Dr. Rolland McCune described William E. Ashbrook’s The New Neutralism thus: One of the very ea … more →

Tags: Fundamentalism, Liberalism/Modernism, National Association of Evangelicals, New Evangelicalism, social gospel, Billy Graham, Fuller Theological Seminary, World Evangelical Alliance, Christianity Today

Sermon of the Week: Contend Earnestly for the Faith

Dan Greenfield wrote 2 months ago: Dr. Rolland McCune taught at Central Baptist Theological Seminary from 1967-1981 and then at Detroit … more →

Tags: militancy, inerrancy, Salvation, Contend for the Faith, Promise Unfulfilled, Jude, Jesus Christ, Defense

Comparisons and Contrasts Between the Millennial Kingdom and the New Heavens and New Earth (Eternal State)

jwchargers13 wrote 3 months ago: Introduction Recently, there has been an unaccountable amount of conversations regarding topics of b … more →

Tags: Theology, Eschatology, Dispensationalism, AMillennialism, Wayne Grudem, Millennium, revelation 20, PreMillennialism, Historic Premillennialism

Doctrinal Statement (12/12/12)

jwchargers13 wrote 6 months ago: Doctrinal Statement Bibliology I believe the Bible is a Special Revelation from God (Hebrews 1:1; Mc … more →

Tags: Theology, paul enns, Wayne Grudem, doctrinal statement, Summa Theologica, Mark Driscoll, Millard Erickson, Norman Geisler, Edward Panosian

A brief history of the Southern Baptist Convention

Michael Dunlop wrote 1 year ago: (The following is a research paper I wrote on the history of the Southern Baptist Convention a year … more →

Tags: Mark Dever, SBC, Al Mohler, southern baptist convention, Evolution, Liberalism, Slavery, Graf-Wellhausen hypothesis, JEDP

The Affects of Translation Philosophy on Today’s Bible (pt. 6 and final)

Jason McDonnell wrote 1 year ago: Literal meaning and two approaches to equivalence will be briefly discussed before I can put on some … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Verbal Plenary Inspiration, Work of the Holy Spirit, Life Inspiration, Rodney Decker, exact expression., canon, clark pinnock, revelation

The Affects of Translation Philosophy on Today's Bible (pt. 2)

Jason McDonnell wrote 1 year ago: How was the New Testament formulated? The collection of the twenty-seven books in the New Testament  … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Rodney Decker, canon, clark pinnock, revelation, New Testament

The Praise We Give — 1 comment

Dan Greenfield wrote 3 years ago: My systematic theology professor was Dr. Rolland McCune at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. To … more →

Tags: Personal Separation, Music, Christians, Wayne Grudem

Rolland McCune on General Revelation

Jim Peet wrote 4 years ago: For one to consider the beauty of the physical universe, the smile of a baby, the intricacies of the … more →

Tags: Books, General Revelation, Psalm 141


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