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@JustinPetersMin Hi Justin. This video is AI unfortunately.

If you don’t love Augustine for his infant baptism, you don’t deserve him for his soteriology.

I also would like to let everyone know I'm confessionally Presbyterian but with a couple exceptions.

@ShawnWGillogly What document is this?

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Best arguments against pre-concourse? If you disagree with pre-concourse, what do you hold to instead?

"The only alternative to tradition is bad tradition." - Jaroslav Pelikan

“They who will not have the law to rule them shall never have the gospel to save them.” - Thomas Watson, The Ten Commandments

“What the heart does not do, is not done. Willingness is the soul of obedience. God sometimes accepts of willingness without the work, but never of the work without willingness.” - Thomas Watson

@PerGratiamDei @thekrak3n Looks like it's been 4gotten :D

@thekrak3n where's the 4? Lol

@ParticularBapt Sometimes I wrestle with how big of an issue I should make of it. Of course I want to avoid unnecessary division, but I think that can also very easily become another excuse to not address the matter...

@ParticularBapt The topic of how worship is carried out is so neglected in many churches today. Even if men believe it's important they simply label it as "secondary" and choose to not address it.

'As Dogmatic Theology may be said to pertain to the being of the church, so Practical Theology relates to the well-being of the church. It is therefore our belief that this guide, although by no means exhaustive,

New bean day

@JimLincoln1517 It’s Keach’s “The Everlasting Covenant.” But he being up this point to refute it 🥸

@R0bert_B Charnock distinguishing between the Covenant of Redemption and the Covenant of Grace?

T or F?

@Catholicizm1 He thought he cooked

This scene is the greatest refutation of Sola Scriptura I’ve ever seen.

@Connor_Shack @PerGratiamDei I thought VT was idealist in his epistemology, following the thinking of Kant

Epistemology is a bit of a terse subject to read haha but it is very fascinating if you like philosophy. I'm not the most up to date on secondary literature, but if you want the classics, Berkeley is the father of idealism. Descartes is technically a realist, though I'd argue with his method of doubt to prove certainty, he's not a good realist. Locke and Hume are your empiricists. I read this in college and it was very helpful for finding the primary sources: Modern Philosophy: An Anthology of Primary Sources. Epistemology as a distinct area of philosophy really doesn't come to its own until the 18th century. Van Til is your classic Reformed guy obsessed with epistemology. He's definitely a realistic but I'm not a Van Tillian. His work on epistemology is worth reading though. Then for a non-Van Till guy, Fesko's Reforming Apologetics talks about it a bit. There's a lot I could suggest on metaphysics and realism too. Hope this helps as a start!

"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a sound?" An idealist:

@DavidBanicaRO Oppa. Interesting. I was gunna guess it was an espresso tonic

@R0bert_B Turbo cola- can of Coke with two shots of espresso

Good morning beautiful people. What are you reading today?