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Tag Archives: covenanters
Sort of being nice to Covenanters
I’ve picked on Covenanters a lot in the past. They deserved it. Probably still do. Some of them (whom I know personally) have a tendency to hyper-legalism (emphasis on hyper). The rest are LARPing. With that said, the history of … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Scholasticism, theology
Tagged covenanters, samuel rutherford
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Athanasius was not a Covenanter
Sometimes you see claims from the Exclusive Psalmody group that the early church rejected musical instruments. It’s always immediately clear that the people saying this have never read the Fathers (or the medievals). True, they wouldn’t have sang Fanny Crosby … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Fathers
Tagged athanasius, covenanters, exclusive psalmody, psalms
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End of a year, shoring up conclusions
My theology doesn’t “change” much anymore, although I do explore different emphases and distinctives. I consider myself in the Reformation tradition, even if I don’t “truck” with current TR distinctives. The following is a list of what I found that … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Autobiography, church
Tagged Apologetics, covenanters, hans boersma
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Politics as Athanasian Pluralism
Gary North might have just solved my dilemma on Cromwell and the Covenanters. As a Presbyterian I want to like the Covenanters, but given how they universally failed every political and military test, and how a national church is unworkable, … Continue reading
Our Covenant Heritage: The Covenanters struggle for unity
Moore, Edwin Nisbet. Mentor Publishing. 2000. Nisbet Moore sets the stage with a brief of review of the First and Second Reformations in Scotland. Moore flies through the events of the English Civil War and the accession of the pervert … Continue reading
Review: Donald Cargill, No King but Christ
The best way to describe Donald Cargill’s life is “Richard Cameron minus the muskets.” He stood for the same principles as Cameron but ultimately did not actively confront the government. Cargill’s life is not that different from other Covenanter field … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged covenanters, donald cargill, resistance, richard cameron
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Messiah: Governor of the Nations
Messiah: Governor of the Nations of the Earth by Alexander McLeod, D.D. This is a lengthy pamphlet outlining the basic Covenanter (and Reformed) view of Christ the Mediator and what this doctrine entails for the civil magistrate. It is no … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Book Review
Tagged alexander macleod, christology, covenanters, mediatorial reign
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My Infamous Covenanter Post
Somebody at Real Life Prebyterians posted this from my old blog, which got some guys mad at Covenanter Theonomists group. So if I am going to get all that traffic, might as well get it here. Thursday, February 5, 2015 … Continue reading
Posted in church
Tagged american civil war, covenanters, cromwell, lincoln, puritans, theonomy
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