Hume and Flew argued that even if miracles happened, we'd never be rational to believe them. So, there would be a part of reality that we'd never be rational to believe... *PAUSE* back up.
@testing521 I checked out those verses, and I'm not seeing it. In fact, Eph 3:6 defines it as "that through the gospel the Gentiles are fellow heirs". I'm not saying that a case can't be made for that reading, but it's by no means explicit or obvious.
@WVPitt @trggrdbycandles @archeofuturist Based on the comments he's made elsewhere, it sounds like Littlejohn didn't know, and that he's the one that pulled the plug when he found out.
@ref_andrew One of the things that first struck me about Vos was his commitment to the teaching of the church. The first work of his that I read was his Reformed Dogmatics, and in it he always made sure to emphasize that he was trying to teach the doctrines of the Reformed Churches.
@Daniel_M_Harris @CalebDixonSmith Perelandra covers that. I'm partial to Lewis' take there, but I'm not sure how that will cross over to redemptive rule.