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Baptist History in Light of Available Historical Material
Historical Material This might seem really obvious, but the further back we go in history, the harder it is to prove something from available extra-scriptural historical material. Consider Adam and Eve. Understatement alert — we don’t have historical material from the time of Adam and Eve outside of the Bible. Nothing survived from them archaeologically. […]
Trail of Blood and Landmarkism
Part One Men use the terms “Trail of Blood” and “Landmarkism” as a kind of mockery, almost never with evidence. They use them in the same manner as calling someone a “Flat Earther.” If I said I was “Trail of Blood” and “Landmark,” what would I mean? Should I embrace those terms in light of […]
The Post Text and Version Debate Attack on the Thomas Ross “Landmark” Ecclesiology
On February 18, 2023, when Thomas Ross debated James White on the superiority of the KJV and its underlying text to the LSV and its underlying text, I was overseas. I got back to the United States yesterday. After the debate, I tried to find information about it, and could find very little to none. […]
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