Posts and comments have been flying fast and furious over at the blog of those two crazy guys, Brothers Tim and David Bayly (they admit that they are “out of their mindsâ€) about two-kingdom theology. It started over a week ago with acrimony surrounding the experimental Calvinism of Jonathan Edwards and Martin Lloyd-Jones, but quickly… Read More→
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For Doug Wilson Apparently Being Reformed Means Evangelicalism That Is Effective
Doug Wilson joins the Bayly Bros in heaping scorn on our good friend Scott Clark and the case for recovering the Reformed confessions. To Doug’s credit, he avoids the vituperative edge that characterizes the Baylys’ outbursts. What unites Wilson and the Brothers Bayly in their criticism of Clark, apart from disdain for Meredith Kline, mind… Read More→