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The Doctrine of Biblical Separation Versus Modern Alternatives or Iterations

Lots of Separation and Yet None Biblical I am amazed at the state of the practice of separation.  It’s occurring at an amazing pace right now, separation is.  On the other hand, people are in general clueless about the biblical doctrine of separation and in the most unlikely ways.  Conservative evangelicals do. not. understand. separation.  […]

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The Sinner’s Prayer Absent From Evangelism in Church History

Is the sinner’s prayer a methodology for evangelism present in the overwhelming majority of church history? No. Some time ago I read Dr. Paul Chitwood’s 2001 Ph. D. dissertation The Sinners Prayer:  A Historical and Theological Analysis (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2001). It is a valuable historical analysis of the development of the evangelistic methodology […]

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Acts 5:30 & James White: King James Version Only Debate

As many blog readers know, I had the privilege of debating James White-who utilized Acts 5:30 as a key part of his argument–on the topic: The Legacy Standard Bible, as a representative of modern English translations based upon the UBS/NA text, is superior to the KJV, as a representative of TR-based Bible translations. You can […]

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Mark Ward / Thomas Ross Videos on King James Version English

As What is Truth? readers may know, Dr. Mark Ward, Bob Jones University graduate and Logos Bible software employee, produced a series of three videos (5/2/2024; 5/9/2024; 5/16/2024–note that I am making it quite easy to find his videos if you want to do so, while he made it difficult to locate the video of […]

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Q, Synoptic Gospel Dependence, and Inspiration for the Bible

Does it matter if one adopts a belief in “Q” and rejects the historic belief that the synoptic gospels–Matthew, Mark, and Luke–are independent accounts? What happens if one rejects this historic belief for the theory, invented by theological liberalism and modernism but adopted by many modern evangelicals, that Mark was the first gospel (instead of […]

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Reformed Systematic Theology v. 1, Joel Beeke & Paul Smalley

I recently finished reading Joel R. Beeke and Paul M. Smalley, Reformed Systematic Theology vol. 1: Revelation and God (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2019).  I had purchased it on Logos Bible Software and, because I thought it had lots of good features, also purchased a physical copy with Reformation Heritage Books (which may be cheaper than […]

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How Evangelicals Now Move the Goalposts on Bibliology (part two)

Part One Man’s Lust As An Agent of Change Scripture itself chronicles an entire world history long Satanic attack on scripture.  It is one of the few major components of apostasy, even as seen in 2 Peter 1.  Man wants to do what he wants to do, what the Bible calls “lust.”  He follows his […]

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Grace Yields a Higher Standard Than Pharisees

The following recent articles and in this chronological order relate to this post.  One    Two   Three   Four   Five ************************* The Pharisees “The Pharisees” are those historical and biblical characters with whom Jesus interacted in the Gospels.  Pharisees are those taking up the mantel of “the Pharisees” since then.  The Pharisees inundated the Israel into […]

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How Evangelicals Now Move the Goalposts on Bibliology

The Study of Bibliology People who read here will associate me with the doctrine of preservation of scripture, because of the book, Thou Shalt Keep Them.  I and others argue the biblical and historical doctrine of the perfection preservation of scripture in the language in which it was written.  The Bible teaches its own preservation […]

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The Church Fathers Are NotThe Church Fathers (Part Three)

Part One     Part Two Evangelicals and the Like Embrace the Church Fathers Evangelicals and even fundamentalists very often associate themselves with those they call, “the church fathers.”  They treat these men as their fathers.  Even those today labeled, “conservative evangelicals,” affiliate themselves and their history with “the church fathers.” Evangelical theologians, pastors, and preachers […]

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