Henry IV Renounced Protestant Faith Henry IV “The Great” remains the most popular of the French kings. However, there was time when it was doubtful he could take the throne. The chief difficulty lay in the fact that he had been reared a Protestant (French Huguenot) in a nation whose majority was Roman Catholic. Henry … More Today in Church History
Kevin DeYoung unpacks Calvinism, explaining the famous 5 points and more. SOURCE: Calvinism 101
What is it that makes a “Reformed Baptist” distinct from other kinds of Baptists and Reformed folks? Reformed Baptists grew out of the English Reformation, emerging from Independent paedobaptist churches in the 1640’s for some very specific theological reasons, and they held to a particular kind of theology. Here are some of the theological identity markers … More What is a Reformed Baptist?
Re-blogged from : December 28, 2016 William Hemsworth Since the beginning of its history the Christian church has evolved. From its inception with Jesus and the Apostles it has morphed into many branches and theologies. After the start of the Protestant Reformation Lutheranism got its start in Germany. Meanwhile is Switzerland reformed theology was born … More TULIP and its Origins
Man’s Inability Last time in Part I we discussed the two main schools of thought on free will, Arminianism: Free-will or human ability and Calvinism: total depravity or human inability. Utilizing A Faith to Confess: The Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689 Rewritten in Modern English we looked at the first two points on … More Free Will Part II
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