2012 Associate Reformed Presbyterian General Synod Faces Tough Decisions – by William B. Evans
In other words, at death the person ceases to exist, but at the final resurrection God creates a new and improved version of the sae person. This extinction-re-creation view was held by Norman’s intellectual hero, the Scottish brain scientist Donald MacKay, and is defended by Norman himself. This upcoming meeting of the Associate Reformed... Continue Reading
Commissioners to PCA General Assembly Advised: ‘Remember your PEAS’ – by Megan Fowler
“It is shocking to realize things are going on in people’s lives, and you would readily help if you only knew about it,” Dively said. The presence of PastorServe at General Assembly will give pastors a chance to unload their burdens and lean on their brothers for support.
Proposed Seminar on Creation and Science at 2012 PCA General Assembly Stirs Debate – by Dominic Aquila
The concerns raised about the seminar are based on what appear to be inferences that Old Earth Creationism has more scientific evidence and credibility than Young Earth Creationism.
Free Church of Scotland 2012 General Assembly Concludes
Report on Day Four and Five
Admitting he was being deliberately provocative, the Stornoway minister suggested the name Edinburgh Theological Seminary as a starter for discussion as the College grapples with promotion in an image-driven world. The idea seemed to be embraced by commissioners, with Reverend Iain Thomson believing it was worth looking at the denominational name too.
Conservative Reformed Church in The United States Condemns Gay Marriage, GLBT behavior, and more
"Forbidden as contrary to God’s law are homosexuality, lesbianism, bestiality, transgenderism, bisexuality, pornography and any other sexual sins that take the place of or corrupt the union of man and woman in the holy state of matrimony. Not only are the acts themselves forbidden by God, but the very thoughts themselves are condemned.”
Free Church of Scotland 2012 General Assembly – Day Three
Professor John McIntosh said that finance was “a spiritual issue” and that for years the Church had been “reprehensible” for failing to properly address and foster tithing within its congregations.
Free Church of Scotland 2012 General Assembly – Day Two
Mr MacMillan voiced his concern that there were only 19 adult baptisms and less than 100 infant baptisms last year. Although there were no concrete ways forward, it was acknowledged that church plants had a better track record in reaching out to the “un-churched” and that the Free Church has a responsibility to take the Gospel to where the people are
PCA’s Study Committee on the Insider Movement Submit’s Partial Report
The ad interim SCIM has carried out the first stage of its duties, investigating divine familial language and Bible translation. Stemming from the SCIM research, important points of action surface. These actions concern agencies and workers engaged in Bible translation, as well as the PCA churches that support the work of Bible translation. For the... Continue Reading
A message from Erskine College Board of Trustees Chair Joe Patrick
In anticipation of the fast-approaching 2012 Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, at which once again this year issues concern the denominations College and Seminary will be the subject of much discussion and debate, Erskine Board Chairman has sent out an open letter to all ministers and elders in the denomination In addition to... Continue Reading
Minority Report of Erskine Trustees Regarding the Erskine Board’s Response to the General Synod
“…it is also now clear that a majority on the Board do not wish for Erskine to be an “agency” of the Church that is organically related to the Synod. Instead, it envisions a “cooperative” relationship of essentially independent entities in which the Board is not accountable to the Synod. In short, after decades of... Continue Reading
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