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Theological Errors Archive
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Why Do the New Calvinists Insist on Complementarianism? by DeYoung
The following was posted on Monday, July 06, 2009 by Kevin DeYoung. I am reposting it here on FIDE-O because I think that it is worth reading. DeYoung writes: A friend of mine pointed me to a fascinating, and I think sincerely inquistive, blog post by The Common Loon, called “Is There a Calvinist-Complementarian Connection?” Here’s the gist: As [...] -
Was I really baptized if the person who baptized me turned out not to be a believer?
Was I really baptized if the person who baptized me turned out not to be a believer? Answer by John Piper. I think so. Say you have a man who is in the water with you, and you are a believer, and he is self-deceived and will come to the conclusion ten years later that he [...] -
Beware of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism
Dr. Albert Mohler reports that when Christian Smith and his fellow researchers with the National Study of Youth and Religion at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill took a close look at the religious beliefs held by American teenagers, they found that the faith held and described by most adolescents came down to [...] -
A Brief Analysis of Full Preterism or Hyper Preterism
Analysis by Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. From time to time I receive letters from men declaring themselves “reconstructionist” and “consistent preterist.” The “consistent preterist” believes that all prophecy is fulfilled in the A.D. 70 destruction of the Temple, including the Second Advent, the resurrection of the dead, the great judgment, and so forth. -
Comparing Dispensational Theology and Covenant Theology
Chart: Dispensationalism vs Covenantalism, comparing the two theologies and providing a short list of proponents. -
Covenant Theology flows from the Nature of God, Dispensationalism Does Not
Why Dispensationalism is not Consistent with Calvinism: It has been rightly said that Covenant Theology flows from the trinitarian life and work of God. God’s covenant communion with us is modeled on and a reflection of the intra-trinitarian relationships. The shared life, the fellowship of the persons of the Holy Trinity, what theologians call perichoresis or [...] -
The two most popular false gods in the world
Have you ever seen an idol, a false god? Tertullian (an early church father from Second Century) said, “Just as Christ was crucified between two thieves, so this doctrine of justification is ever crucified between two opposite errors.” These “two false gospels” can be called hedonism / relativism / irreligion on the one hand, and legalism / [...] -
Two easy ways church can shape the culture
The homepage of the 9Marks.org website poses the following question: Is Your Church Reflecting the Culture or Shaping It? That is a great question. In fact, that very question is being asked by many various groups (Emergents, church growth experts, church planting organizations, postmil thinkers). About the only Evangelical group that is not interested in the [...] -
Is confidence in the gospel a good thing? Or is doubting your faith everyday beautiful and intellectually honest and glorifying unto God?
The Apostle Paul says in 2 Timothy 1:12, “I know whom I have believed.” Paul explicitly declares that he knows something without any doubt, that he knows something by faith without any doubt, and that cognitive faith is in a particular person. Paul does not waver. He exudes no ambiguity. Paul is very confident. There is not [...] -
Shocking Video that Exposes Postmodern, Emergent, and Seeker Churches
What if the guy is this video came to your church? -
21st Century Heresies: Are they Worse?
Emergent church post-modernism, Mega-church liberalism, arminian politicism . . . is it worse now that ever? Are Biblical theologians just whining? Did Paul and Titus face worse heresies? Did Luther and Calvin? Granted there are many whining theologians, but as far as the amount of heresies today, there has historically never been as many. Furthermore, never [...]