Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] In 1734, Jonathan Edwards, theologian and colonial pastor in Northampton Massachusetts, found his congregation in an â€˜unusual...

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Roman Catholicism

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First Things Blogcast #5: Catholics vs. Evangelicals on Justification

First Things is brought to you live on Connection Gate Join us today as week seek to understand why Paul and James seem to be at odds concerning justification.

First Things Blogcast #4: Catholics vs. Evangelicals on Justification

First Things is brought to you live on Connection Gate Join us as we talk about the recent discussions concerning Roman Catholic and Evangelical relations. Here we will...

Paul and Justification by Faith

The key passage on justification by faith is Romans 3.21-26. Some have even called this the most important paragraph ever written. I donâ€™t know if I would go that far, but I...

Theology Unplugged Broadcast #68: How were people in the Old Testament Saved?

Question/Answers Segment: Savation in the Old Testament [audio:http://www.reclaimingthemind.org/content/files/TUP/TUProgram68_Listener_Questions_5.mp3]Â ...

Theology Unplugged Broadcast #67: Romans 7, Are We Slaves to Sin or Free?

Question/Answers Segment: Romans 7,Â Are we slaves to sin or free?Â Â Thanks Steve Moore!...

by C Michael Patton

Soteriology

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How to be a child of God forever?

I was watching a gospel presentation on the web today. You know, one of those dynamic slide presentations that have a nice piano playing in the background, warm colors, and...

by C Michael Patton

Soteriology

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Tom Schreiner on Justification

Broadcast #26: Tom Schreiner talks about the Protestant doctrine of justification and the current state of the Evangelical-Catholic dialogue. Converse with Scholars RSS feed |...

Tom Schreiner on Converse with Scholars this Thursday . . . Again!

Considering the recent conversion of Francis Beckwith to Roman Catholicism, we have asked Dr. Tom Schreiner to join the program once again this Thursday evening on Converse...

The Palatability of a Doctrine Does not Determine its Veracity

I don’t think that there is a more valuable phrase that I have learned than this. “The palatability of a doctrine does not determine its veracity.” I believe...

by C Michael Patton

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