Credo Magazine (not associated with Credo House) published a review of Back to Faith. Credo Magazine describes itself as “… self-consciously Evangelical, Reformational, and Baptistic,” so it stands to reason that they would seek to uphold the tradition found in the cliche [We are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is
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Credo Magazine (not associated with Credo House) published a review of Back to Faith. Credo Magazine describes itself as “… self-consciously Evangelical, Reformational, and Baptistic,” so it stands to reason that they would seek to uphold the tradition found in the cliche [We are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is Hi All, As you know, James 2 is one of the most highly debated sections in the Bible. If you’ll sign up for updates at the right ——————-> I’ll send you the entire chapter on James 2 from my book, Back to Faith, absolutely free. I just want to stay in touch from time Here is another example of how Election is tied to the “P” in TULIP and is essentially understood to be about Eternal Security. This doctrine [Perseverance] does not stand alone but is a necessary part on the Calvinistic system of theology. The doctrines of Election and Efficacious grace logically imply the certain salvation of Perseverance is tied to Election in the mind of the Calvinist, and is essentially about Eternal Life. Here is an excerpt from Millard Erickson’s Christian Theology (Vol. III, 983-987). Erickson clearly understands the essence of the matter: The Calvinist position is both clear and forthright on this matter: “They whom God hath |
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