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What Is Total Depravity?

by Samuel Frost
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| Topical
July 16, 2011

I have a wide selection of books at my disposal on the subject of Calvinism, for and against. I will quote from a few of them, along with scriptural texts used in support of this doctrine. Total Depravity is not a denial of human will, but a denial of human...
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Tagged Full Preterist, knowledge, man, nature, Topical, Total Depravity
The Doctrine of Infinity: Its Meaning and Application in the Theology of R.C. Sproul

by Guest
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| Guest Writers, Infinity
February 22, 2011

by Dr. Kenneth Talbot President Whitefield Theological Seminary Lakeland, Florida Dr. R. C. Sproul is among the best theologians in modern America today. His ministry has been to communicate complicated doctrines in Reformed theology in a manner that the laity can gain great benefit in their understanding of biblical doctrine and...
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Tagged future, god, knowledge, years
I Corinthians 13: A Re-look

by Samuel Frost
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| Topical
February 17, 2011

My position papers are basically outlining my move away from Full Preterism. The first of the series dealt with the problem of infinity. Dr. Talbot’s latest addition proves that issue. History will have an end. The second series dealt with Romans 8.19-ff. These two papers showed that the Full Preterist...
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Tagged AD, Full Preterist, knowledge, man, theology, Topical
Infinity: A Reformed Perspective

by Guest
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| Guest Writers, Infinity
February 13, 2011

The Definitive Nature of Infinitude in Divine Theism ~by~ Dr. Kenneth Gary Talbot Whitefield Theological Seminary Lakeland, Florida. Introduction to the issue When we consider the complex nature of the theological task of defining the being of God, that is, His attributes or characteristics, we must consider the possible affect...
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Tagged end, knowledge, time, world
The Incomprehensibility of Dad

by Guest
3
| Guest Writers
June 12, 2010

Dad: “Henry, please empty the trash and take it out.” Henry: “Oh, you are so wise, so strong, and so great. I am just your worthless, stupid son. Your thoughts are not my thoughts. I can never understand what you are saying. Emp…tee… the tra…ashhh? This is a great mystery…”...
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Tagged Dad Son, Henry Oh, Henry Screams Shut, knowledge, revelation, show, Sings Hooowww, So Peter
God “Knows” All His People (The Problem of Infinity Continued)

by Samuel Frost
33
| Infinity, Topical
June 3, 2010

I have written three articles on this issue, coming at it from a theological/logical viewpoint. I think my case has been, thus far, made. Is 9.7 cannot be used to support an “infinitely increasing” people as maintained by the FP (see first article and comments). In this paper, I am...
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Tagged creation, end, FP, god, history, knowledge, man, Topical
Responses from Preterists to the Problem of Infinity

by Samuel Frost
6
| Infinity, Logic, Preterism, Topical
May 28, 2010

The responses that I have received so far from FP have been, in the main, thoughtful. They are kind of a “I’ll have to really take a look at this.” Some have accepted it in one way or the other, and that is heartening. I know that I am reading...
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Tagged contradiction, knowledge, nature, problem, Topical
More Thoughts on the Problem of Infinity

by Samuel Frost
15
| Infinity, Logic, Topical
May 27, 2010

I have now been charged with devaluing God and defining him more akin to “Hercules.” If this were not laughable (since Hercules was not “all knowing”), I would not take it serious. But, it has been stated with seriousness. Imagine, the classic, theistic definition of God is now a reduction...
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Tagged end, knowledge, paradox, problem, Summa Theologica, Topical
Full Preterism and the Problem of Infinity

by Samuel Frost
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| Infinity, Preterism, Topical
May 22, 2010

The following paper is the fruition of almost two years of thought. I first posted an internet article on Sovereign Grace Preterism entitled, “A Proposal: An End to History”, back in 2008. That met with some comments, for and against, but it was clear that most who responded, including Jason...
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Tagged eternity, history, knowledge, procreation, time, Topical
Chapter Summary of Three Types of Religious Philosophy by Gordon Clark

by Samuel Frost
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| Books, Reviews
May 3, 2006

This book, published originally in 1973, offers again the scope of Clark’s epistemological theory against rationalism, empiricism, and irrationalism. Dogmatism is Clark’s theory. By the use of reduction, Clark asserts that dogmatic principles are the hallmark of every system, rational or empirical. “Thus a presuppositionaless description is impossible” for anyone...
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Tagged book, gordon clark, knowledge, man, philosophy, show, truth
Analysis of Gordon Clark’s Faith and Saving Faith

by Samuel Frost
Comment
| Books, Reviews
May 3, 2006

“Without faith it is impossible to please God” the writer of Hebrews tells us. So, there should not be any real difficulty with explaining what faith is. Faith, as a word, occurs hundreds of times in the Scripture. Gordon Clark, however, dispels any notion in his book, Faith and Saving...
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Tagged book, faith, gordon clark, knowledge, man, nature

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God “Knows” All His People (The Problem of Infinity Continued)

Responses from Preterists to the Problem of Infinity

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