Glad we have the NAPARC guys in the 21st century to correct all the Reformed divines in the past who used the OT temple in their arguments against schism
@ehenes@_ryanscott22_@jamesfcubie Okay, the founders of the OPC divided the body of Christ. They didn’t separate conservatives from liberals. They divided faithful Christian’s from faithful Christians. Disgusting, cursed, and evil. We are all paying for the sins of your spiritual fathers.
@_ryanscott22_@ehenes@jamesfcubie Well, that’s unfortunate. I’ll pray for his soul. Condemnation of those for whom Christ has given his blood is a bad place to be.
@ehenes@jamesfcubie So faithful is defined as “those who agreed with Machen when he thought it was time to leave” and no one who stayed behind were faithful? You’re telling me every single Bible believing Christian in the PCUSA left and joined the OPC?
I said a while back that the opening words “in Calvinism” are guaranteed to be followed with total nonsense that reformed theology neither teaches,
nor the consequence of what we believe.
Guys, I don’t wanna brag or anything,
but at this point I’m batting 1000
@rootcausesleuth@LaughTa93536931 That, before time began, God had planned that sin, through the weakness of man, would be allowed to enter the world with the ultimate goal of glorifying himself through redeeming it.
Bare commitment to 'revelation' is ecclesial Docetism.
The institutional church is the only church there is.
The invisible church is known only to God.
Schismatics seem to keep on reusing the same argument over and over “but… but that means Romanism.”
This is basically the same as evangelicals who think there are only two options: memorialism or transub
This is a VERY postmodern and liberal way to read texts, as if you can interpret Westminster apart from those who wrote it
Either Henes believes the Westminster Confession fell out of the sky or that it should be interpreted according to the OPC founders rather than its authors
If that’s true then PCA and OPC would have effectively 2 different confessions if that’s how we interpret confessions