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The Apostle Paul On the Misuse of Galatians 3:28

June 25, 2010June 25, 2010 admin

It’s as if Paul could foresee the misuse, how many would mistake this verse for a social program, even the key verse in all of his writings. So he writes:  “I mean…..,” to point out what he means (Galatians 4:1). 1.    It is not a social program.  Paul understood the world was coming to an […]

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Forde got out of Biblicism; you can, too (4)

June 16, 2010June 27, 2010 admin

“Once justification had again been reasserted in radical fashion, it was natural that heavy pressure would be brought to bear on the received understanding of law. John Agricola rightly sensed that justification by faith could not simply be combined with the older idea of law as an eternal order, still evident in some of Philip […]

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Forde got out of Biblicism; you can, too (3)

June 10, 2010June 27, 2010 admin

“[The two kingdoms doctrine’s] great contribution to the problem of social ethics is exactly to strip men of their mythologies. For the very fact that it insists that whatever other Kingdom there is, the eschatological one comes solely and absolutely by God’s power alone means that the only real task for men is to repent, […]

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On war and peace: Luther & Niebuhr say the same thing

June 10, 2010June 10, 2010 admin

“There are historic situations in which refusal to defend the inheritance of a civilization, however imperfect, against tyranny and aggression may result in consequences even worse than war.” Reinhold Niebuhr, Christianity and Crisis, 1941. “What men write about war, saying that it is a great plague, is all true. But they should also consider how […]

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Forde got out of Biblicism; you can, too (2)

June 9, 2010June 27, 2010 admin

“At the same time, a theology seduced by nomism (all too often the case in the church) is ill equipped to do battle with antinomianism. Since it has already compromised the eschatological gospel, it can fight only from the position of law and charge its opponents with the ‘terrible heresy’ of being anti-law. Thus, the […]

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