My 15 Minutes of Fame
My blog post on Hypercalvinism drew the attention of none other than TurretinFan. He wrote about my blog on his blog. He did not agree with everything I said, but thought I did well on the whole. You can read his comments here ....
http://turretinfan.blogspot.com/2009/09/defining-hyper-calvinism.html
His blog teaches us these important lessons. First, in looking for the truth of a matter, it is best to do in a manner befitting our high profession of faith and without the mindset of "getting the guy" who might be wrong. And second, that no matter how much we may get right, we rarely, if ever, get everything right. Therefore, we always have more to learn.
May God continue to raise up Christians who love peace and the truth above their pet theological systems, no matter how good (or bad) that system may be.
My blog post on Hypercalvinism drew the attention of none other than TurretinFan. He wrote about my blog on his blog. He did not agree with everything I said, but thought I did well on the whole. You can read his comments here ....
http://turretinfan.blogspot.com/2009/09/defining-hyper-calvinism.html
His blog teaches us these important lessons. First, in looking for the truth of a matter, it is best to do in a manner befitting our high profession of faith and without the mindset of "getting the guy" who might be wrong. And second, that no matter how much we may get right, we rarely, if ever, get everything right. Therefore, we always have more to learn.
May God continue to raise up Christians who love peace and the truth above their pet theological systems, no matter how good (or bad) that system may be.
posted by John | Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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