@LifeFireWords@ptomer I can’t say much more. But our Presbytery will release a full decision that expresses not only the chronology, facts, verdict and censure, but also provides the reasoning of Presbytery.
@shekelmanc64@HareofChristndm@ptomer It’s actually not that simple when you study Judaism and Greco-Roman laws and practices at that time. Paul’s teaching reenforces some, but also redefines these roles and relationships in new ways.
@johnsmithy1996@ptomer You can find the indictment on here. Beyond that I can’t speak to the trial itself. The Presbytery will release a full decision in the coming weeks.
@shekelmanc64@HareofChristndm@ptomer She submitted to her father as a child. To her husband (different than to her father) as his wife, to Jesus as her savior. John is an odd one to add, since that was for him to care for her, but she had other sons… so.
What a divisive question to ask. What many don’t want to admit (or know) is that the RPCES made the PCA more Reformed and Covenantal in doctrine and practice. It’s also overlooked that many in the RPCES had reservations joining the PCA due links to racism & cultural evangelism.
@shekelmanc64 Maybe this is helpful? It’s identifying with evangelical Christianity as a cultural, social, or political identity while lacking a life that is increasingly shaped by the lordship of Christ, the authority of Scripture, and the transforming work of the gospel.
@EugenicPolemic Huh? Where did I admit that? Also, the PCA was way less Reformed when it was founded. There were dispensationalists, broad evangelicals, etc. God used those men, which I’m thankful for, but let’s not pretend they were bastions of Reformed doctrine and practice.