Spurgeon on the Immutability of God
“It has been said by some one that ‘the proper study of mankind is man.’ I will not oppose the idea, but I believe it is equally true that the […]
Category Archives: Sovereignty of God
The Grace of God in Salvation, J Gresham Machen
Salvation and the Role of Atonement in Grace Humanistic Christianity, in rejecting the complete spiritual brokenness of the human race, the holiness of God, and the wrath of God against […]
Is Faith a Gift from God to Mankind, or from Mankind to God? – J.I. Packer
“The difference between them is not primarily one of emphasis but of content. One proclaims a God Who saves; the other speaks of a God Who enables man to save […]
V. How Americanism Changed our View of God and Man
Chapter 5: Creedalism Vs. Experientialism By Leif L. The grand idea in the Second Great Awakening was to separate a living, experiential faith from a dead, intellectual creed. It was […]
IV. How Americanism Changed our View of God and Man
Chapter 4: The Liberation of Thought, Humanist Style By Leif L. “But if Theology be thus abandoned, or rather if (to ease the transition) it be made merely the symbolic […]
III. How Americanism Changed our View of God and Man
Chapter 3: The Democratization of Salvation By Leif L. Influence of Restorationism on the Second Great Awakening The Restoration Movement started in the early 19th century and was linked to […]
II. How Americanism Changed our View of God and Man
Chapter 2: The Influence of Humanism on Religious Thought During the Second Great Awakening By Leif L. The American Revolution and the Second Great Awakening There were scars left from […]
I. How Americanism Changed our View of God and Man
Chapter 1: The Second Great Awakening By Leif L. For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to […]
John Newton to Rev. Scott, Letter V: Reason and Scripture, Faith and works, God not the Author of sin, Fruits of faith
December 8, 1775. “My dear Friend–Are you willing that I should still write you so–or are you quite weary of me? Your silence makes me suspect the latter. However, it […]
John Newton to Rev. Scott, Letter IV(b): Divine sovereignty, November 17, 1775.fr
November 17, 1775. “But this brings me to your second query. II. Do I think that God, in the ordinary course of his providence, grants this assistance in an irresistible […]
Solus Christus | In Christ Alone 