Report of Actions of First Presbytery, ARP, Meeting at June 5 meeting – by Daniel Wells
The congregation of Progressive ARP in Princeton, NC met on April 29, 2012 and voted to restore the (Presbytery deposed) Session; to withdraw membership from the ARP Denomination; and to dissolve the pastoral relationship with the Rev. Percy Coleman.
Creation Debates — Another Reply to William Evans – by William VanDoodewaard
I do believe that literal six day creation is the best, most sound way to affirm the special creation of Adam and Eve, but this, of course, does not mean that I believe that only a six day creationist can affirm the special, immediate creation of Adam from inanimate dust, and Eve from his rib.... Continue Reading
‘Open Mike’ with Iain Murray, Dick DeWitt, and Rick Phillips at Reformation ARP in Hendersonville, NC – by Don K. Clements
When DeWitt was asked, by Murray, if he believed in revival (I believe trying simply to engage him in the conversation), DeWitt simply said, after a brief pause, 'Yes!'
ARP Professors exchange blogs on creation issue in the denomination: VanDoodewaard comments on Evans
How the ARP Synod will respond to the Mississippi Valley memorial remains to be seen, but to me it is clearly worded, says what needs to be said, and is something that as stated pretty much everyone should be able to in good conscience agree upon. I trust the Lord will give wisdom, love and faithfulness, in this important discussion and decision.
ARP Professors exchange blogs on creation issue in the denomination: Evans responds to VanDoodewaard
I am an old-earth, special creation of Adam and Eve guy, and I am genuinely uncomfortable with macro-evolutionary explanations of human origins.
Erskine Professor Bill Evans Responds: Trustee John Basie Has a Point
…let us rejoice in Dr. Norman's transparent articulation of his views, which has afforded us this opportunity to explore important matters, and let us strive to be both faithful and rigorous in our analysis, all with the goal of glorifying God and edifying the Church.
A watershed committee in the PCUSA: Civil unions and marriage – by Carolyn Poteet
Another key to watch will be the change in attitude of the Assembly now that the “fidelity and chastity” language is gone from our Book of Order. Will the commissioners work to find compromise language to stave off the rapid exodus of churches seeking dismissal, or will they aggressively pursue full inclusion in all aspects of denominational life – to the exclusion of minority voices?
Ordination still a hot topic at PCUSA General Assembly – by James D. Berkley
Other business items deal with speeding up the call process (7-19), returning to minister and elder terminology (7-04), reassessing the effectiveness of ordination exams (7-07), clarifying that candidates for ministry must be examined (7-20), giving United Methodist Church clergy blanket approval to officiate at the Lord’s Table (7-15)…
An Open Letter to Erskine College President David Norman – by Scott Cook
What Do You Believe about Jesus Christ and other Basic Doctrines of the Christian Faith?
Suppose: A friend of the family (who was a Christian) has just died, and this young man has been asked to officiate the funeral and needs your advice. What would you tell him to say to the family members when they ask what has become of their loved one? What happens until the resurrection?
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
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