Apparently, my reaction to Brad Gregory’s chapter on ethics went the way of Facebook updates. So let me return to the subject of Roman Catholicism and Aristotle. Out of curiosity, I went over to Called to Communion to see what the folks there have to say about Aristotle. I ran across this from Mr. Cross… Read More→
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Where Do Unbelievers Go for a Trial?
One of the other themes of the Twenty-Seven Propositions describing two-kingdom theology is the notion that the Bible is binding on all people: 7. Scripture is not given as a common moral standard that provides ethical imperatives to all people regardless of their religious standing. The Reformed confessions testify that the moral imperatives of Scripture… Read More→