That is Mark Horne’s charitable and cautious verdict of Mike Horton’s remarks about the Manhattan Declaration. Horton’s offense was to write this: “This declaration continues this tendency to define ‘the gospel’as something other than the specific announcement of the forgiveness of sins and declaration of righteousness solely by Christ’s merits.†But Horne will have none… Read More→
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Hard or Soft, The Anti-2K Position Displays the Judaic Folly
(Or, how to blow Dr. Ortlund’s mind.) The hits keep coming. The line grows of people wanting to take a swipe at the two kingdom doctrine (while the silence on Lillback’s strange fire of Sacred Fire is deafening). A while back, Comment magazine published a piece by David Koyzis that critiques the 2k position, and… Read More→