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4.03.2006

A Robert L. Reymond article worth reading

Here is a new article by Robert L. Reymond (author of A New Systematic Theology of the Chrisitian Faith) that is taking on some current heretical (to Reformed, orthodox doctrine) people and their ideas, but I link it knowing it is maybe obscure to anyone reading this blog, yet it demonstrates how central Calvin's writings are still today and how forceful and on-the-mark they were and still are, and you can get alot just from reading from that angle. What Calvin is saying in the extracts Reymond uses are worth reading. Serious material, though, no doubt...

If that link has gone dead here is another.

Posted by c.t. at 15:59