The man who was born on this day in 1881 is worth remembering if only because he could write as clearly as and as courageously as the following:   If what we have said so far be correct, there is now living a Saviour who is worthy of our trust, even Christ… Read More→
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Forensic Friday: Warfield on Justification
Sometimes we are told that Justification by Faith is “out of date.†That would be a pity, if it were true. What it would mean would be that the way of salvation was closed and “no thoroughfare†nailed up over the barriers. There is not justification for sinful men except by faith. The works of… Read More→