Monthly Archives: June 2006

I. Introduction Anyone who visits a Church in the Reformation Tradition will sooner or later learn that the children of Christians there are commonly baptized quite soon after they are born. Of course, many people know that liberal mainline churches … Continue reading →

but I don’t need to.

It may be off topic, but reading this made me think that the ontological argument may have a similar problem to the cosmological argument. In the case of the Cosmological, when one says that God is the ground of all … Continue reading →

A link from BHT is making me lose my faith. But what about video games? Half-life 2 alone makes me think about running back to the empire. Maybe I need to admit I’m a media consumer, not a computer user.

In case anyone is interested, these are the things I have written about the Westminster Standards. Some of these are direct expositons. Others are Biblical studies that defend Westminster Doctrine. CREDO on justification Not much expositon. More a testimony about … Continue reading →

Perhaps I’m slow, but I just discovered that Third Millennium Ministries has put up a page of John Murray’s lectures/sermons. Highly recommended (but my advice is to download the larger files [16] because the combination of low quality recording and … Continue reading →

I just ran across this witness to the doctrine of the Puritan preacher Anthony Burgess. I thought it was worth sharing. Anthony Burgess’ book, “The True Doctrine of Justification” deals with the question of seeking daily pardon of sin in … Continue reading →

A bunch of vonbalthasarian thinking can be found here.

I don’t subsribe to the WSJ, but here is an interesting summary of the company’s culture of secrecy: “Apple mostly keeps its plans for new products to itself. It rigidly compartmentalises itself so that even its own employees don’t find … Continue reading →

A river flowed out of Eden to water the garden, and there it divided and became four rivers. The name of the first is the Pishon. It is the one that flowed around the whole land of Havilah, where there … Continue reading →