two

Two Theological Views Collide: Part 3 :: By Gene Lawley

Two Theological Views Collide: Part 3 :: By Gene Lawley

The doctrine of Limited Atonement in the framework of Reformed/Calvinist thinking seems to spark some very troubling takeoffs from Biblical truth. R. C. Sproul speaks of it as being limited to those who believe, which is correct Bible truth. Springing out of that position, however, is the concept that Jesus did not die for the […]

The post Two Theological Views Collide: Part 3 :: By Gene Lawley appeared first on Rapture Ready.

Two Geneologies?

Two Geneologies?

Two Geneologies? The fist century explanation of Christ’s two different genealogies is a levirate marriage, the law decreeing that a widow should, or in…

Two Theological Views Collide: Part 1 :: By Gene Lawley

Two Theological Views Collide: Part 1 :: By Gene Lawley

In recent decades, the 1960s and 1970s, the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) struggled with a faction that wanted to deny the inerrancy of Scripture. Fortunately, those leaders who held to that position of the Scriptures overcame that attack. High-level academia seems to lean toward a rejection of the absolute truth of God’s sovereignty. Proverbs 3:5 […]

The post Two Theological Views Collide: Part 1 :: By Gene Lawley appeared first on Rapture Ready.

Two Theological Views Collide: Part 2 :: By Gene Lawley

Two Theological Views Collide: Part 2 :: By Gene Lawley

When proponents of Calvinism express their thoughts on Calvin’s five points of theology (TULIP), they seem to struggle with how man is able to get right with God since he is totally depraved. It seems to be a mystery how that gap is overcome. Let’s look into the beliefs of Reformers/Calvinists, as their major icon, […]

The post Two Theological Views Collide: Part 2 :: By Gene Lawley appeared first on Rapture Ready.