Mitch Ayson Detomal Was B. H. Carroll a Calvinist? January 14, 2020 Was B. H. Carroll a Calvinist? 4Nilo del Mundo, Barry Farley and 2 others7 CommentsLikeLikeLoveHahaWowSadAngryCommentShare Comments Thomas E Kresal “There is, first of all, a direct influence of the Holy Spirit on the passive spirit of the sinner, quickening him or making him…
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Jim Curran January 15, 2020 Bye Paths in Baptist History JJ Goadby Part 4 Opposition to infant baptism. We recently looked at in part three at the passage in Bye-Paths where the Romanist Augustine (Austin in many records and not to be confused with Augustine of Hippo) had confronted the Welsh Baptists. One of the…
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THE MYSTICAL INVISIBLE UNIVERSAL “CHURCH” … Examined in Scripture BY LES POTTER PH.D. Fourth Edition page 103-104 XII. Conclusion. “Human nature can be the greatest obstacle to the apprehension of truth. Thank the Lord, salvation is by grace and not perfect knowledge! There are some brethren who will not, and cannot, embrace the truths discussed…
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Thomas E Kresal January 3, 2020 “I am fully satisfied that open communion originated in the desire for popularity. Its object is to please men and not God.” D.B. Ray, “Baptist Perpetuity” pg. 332
Dan Nelson January 2, 2020 James Robinson Graves (1820-1893) FOUNDER OF THE LANDMARK MOVEMENT (A synopsis from “Baptist Biographies and Happenings in American History.” Contact Dan if you want to get a copy) J. R. Graves was one of the most controversial and misunderstood theologians of the 19th Century. His writings and allies J.M. Pendleton…
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