@cyk1217 how so? I'm afraid the facts are the opposite of what you are describing. Van Til's work and Bahnsen's work are a mess of fallacies that have been incinerated by Dawson Bethrick.
Perpetual virginity of Mary is essential to the Christian belief of How Christ had to be born, however, this is completely different from the "Immaculate Conception" theology of the church of rome which is one of the reasons for the reformation.
given that you said that these men did not believe in sola scriptura is grossly incorrect. For their basis of how they followed their churches was lead by scripture only which is another reason for the reformation from the church of rome
"Huge heretic." Perhaps to a protestant, evangelical, or reformed theologian he is a heretic, but to a vast majority of the Christian world who embrace Cristus Victor and Sripture + tradition, he is right on. I laud him for having the intellectual cajones to contradict the extremes to which Calvins followers have taken his teachings. Remember, Calvin and Luther both believed in the perpetual virginity of Mary and did not believe in Sola Sciptura as you define it. Careful how you label people.
vAN TIL taught that God is one person and three persons in the same sense. This is heresy. No reformed doctrine would support his arguments. He sights no biblical exegesis for these claims because there are no scriptures to support this irrationalism.
@cyk1217 how so? I'm afraid the facts are the opposite of what you are describing. Van Til's work and Bahnsen's work are a mess of fallacies that have been incinerated by Dawson Bethrick.
actionjackson864 6 months ago
@actionjackson864 Then it's clear that you haven't actually read it word for word.
cyk1217 6 months ago
@actionjackson864 Ok.
VitorGrando1 8 months ago
"defense of the faith" is one of the, if not the most fallacious, predatory, dishonest "account" of philosophy on the face of the planet.
actionjackson864 1 year ago
@RedBeetle You have no idea what you're talking about sir
4jchan 1 year ago
@owcpensamien
Perpetual virginity of Mary is essential to the Christian belief of How Christ had to be born, however, this is completely different from the "Immaculate Conception" theology of the church of rome which is one of the reasons for the reformation.
given that you said that these men did not believe in sola scriptura is grossly incorrect. For their basis of how they followed their churches was lead by scripture only which is another reason for the reformation from the church of rome
theembracedofgod 1 year ago
@jacqueshock -Good one!!
JohnO318 1 year ago
@jacqueshock -Good one!!
JohnO318 1 year ago
"Huge heretic." Perhaps to a protestant, evangelical, or reformed theologian he is a heretic, but to a vast majority of the Christian world who embrace Cristus Victor and Sripture + tradition, he is right on. I laud him for having the intellectual cajones to contradict the extremes to which Calvins followers have taken his teachings. Remember, Calvin and Luther both believed in the perpetual virginity of Mary and did not believe in Sola Sciptura as you define it. Careful how you label people.
owcpensamientos 1 year ago
vAN TIL taught that God is one person and three persons in the same sense. This is heresy. No reformed doctrine would support his arguments. He sights no biblical exegesis for these claims because there are no scriptures to support this irrationalism.
CASEYMARK76 1 year ago