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D. Kofi Adu-Boahen@AKofiCupยท
I'm not an ESV user but the hate train on the ESV in reformed circles is weird to me.
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TheRealRocket โจ
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@__Conall The UVF was the hand of the British, Why would you put that on a Confederate Flag, The Confederates were made to fight a Goverment just like that which the UVF Protected and wanted to stay apart of
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umbricius
umbricius@GoodmanDelverยท
@IVMiles What does โ€œsympathetic to Romeโ€ mean?
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Miles Smith IV
Miles Smith IV@IVMilesยท
Whatโ€™s interesting about Stonewall Jackson isโ€”while he was a certainly a dutiful churchmanโ€”he didnโ€™t have โ€œthickโ€ **theological** commitments. He was sympathetic to Rome and a baptized Episcopalian who only spent the last few years of his life in his wifeโ€™s Presbyterian faith.
Bushwhacker@anglotradboy

How many times do I have to tell you people. Stonewall Jackson wasnโ€™t a puritan. He was a Covenanter

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Zap Rowsdower
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@IVMiles He looked into Catholicism during Mexican war, but became pretty devout Presbyterian in 1851 (Age 27), so a majority of his adult life. Both wives were daughters of Presbyterian ministers, and he had already joined the church before meeting and marrying his first wife in 1853
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Stephen Wolfe
Stephen Wolfe@PerfInjustยท
Every Reformed Protestant affirmed natural law until recently. @michaeljknowles This is just a really bad talking point that Roman Catholics have repeated over and over.
Russ Greene@GreenPlusAnE

Michael Knowles: some on the right claim the American founding was โ€œirredeemably liberal and Protestant.โ€ โ€œI am not persuaded by that.โ€ Points to natural law influence, etc.

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Miles wants you to know that his upcoming book on Southern Presbyterians(which of course is just a coincidence that it is coming out around the same time as @ZacharyGarris and @irishpresby book) will clear this up.
Miles Smith IV@IVMiles

The Witherspoonian proposition. Glad @RevKevDeYoung lays it out in laymanโ€™s terms. Have Presbyterians believed their religion is political? Yes, because the church is the chief moral catechizer of the American people. More of this in my upcoming book with @WestminsterTS Press.

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You will never guess what this is in response to.
Joseph D. McBride, Esq.@McBrideLawNYC

@Joseph_Spurgeon St. Patrick was a 5th century Catholic bishop. In his Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus, he describes administering the sacraments to those who were later martyred: โ€œThe baptized and confirmed are murderedโ€ฆ newly baptized, anointed with chrism, still in white garmentsโ€ฆโ€

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