@RedeemedRiddler @FanN2Flames @RedeemedJoker @RedeemedNegaduc @Calvinisht Appreciate the suggestion, Edward. We redeemed villains need to stick together!
@joshwaulk @RScottClark To be clear, I think confessions are good & helpful. Just personally wouldn't treat 1 as the be all/end all/perfect expression on all points
@RScottClark@pascaldenault Thx - have read your stuff and will read more. Would love to see the 2 camps w/in CT (& current leading voices) engage directly in that way
@RScottClark @joshwaulk @pascaldenault For sure. So defending the position expressed IN the confession without appealing to the authority OF the confession is reasonable right?
@joshwaulk @RScottClark@pascaldenault If argument=confession (I agree), then to argue FROM confessions is akin to "I argue this because my argument says so". Prove w/ Scripture!
@joshwaulk @RScottClark@pascaldenault Not saying arguments shouldn't align with confessions - they do. Saying confessions shouldn't be the final authority/defense of the position
@RScottClark@pascaldenault Thank you for clarifying. I guess what I am encouraging is to defend the confessional stance by starting from Scripture (1/2)
@RScottClark@pascaldenault Seems easier to reach an impasse if one appeals to LBCF & one appeals to WCF, but if both appeal only to texts, might be more effective?
I'd be very interested to see their direct exegetical arguments & responses on the topic. Both are champions of their respective stances. https://t.co/QMaIANl41u