The Narrow Path Ministries

A further clarification concerning Bob Anderson can be found here.

James White has responded fully to the un-credited and poorly documented posting of an article by "Bob Anderson" in this thread. You can find it here . James White suggests the posting of such glaringly dishonest articles on this forum indicates a substantial problem with those who simply refuse to ...

Sir, While this exchange has been illuminating in many ways, detailing the faulty hermeneutic that many in evangelicalism espouse, I asked in my last post if you'd please address the questions I've directed your way. Due to the selective nature of your responses, I'm forced to conclude that your int...

Actually, the caller was another reformed gentlemen, and it was a discussion on more of an "intramural" basis. The "two desires" issue was in reference to the "partially salvific" desire advanced, by the caller - which basically confused the means of grace with the offered grace itself. This is a co...

Providential: I'm not going to respond to that last post of yours in kind. I'm sorry you think that way about calvinism - but setting up something you think is calvinism, and firing flaming arrows into it does not a discussion make. If you'd like to have a discussion, please respond to my comments a...

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. The week is busy for me, around the little league season! Hi J, 1) First of all you keep on bringing up Psalm 51:5. I just finished explaining from my previous post as to why Psalms 51:5 can not be used as a proof text for man's total depravity. You can n...

First let's take a look at Psalms 51:5 As I'm sure you'd guess - I agree. Similar to your tactic at the beginning of the thread, I wasn't making the entire Reformed argument for Total Inability (Depravity) in a single post. I did, however, endeavor to give an overview of the topic for those who may...

How can an innocent baby have a reprobate mind? 1. Faulty premise: Innocent babies have this reprobate mind. 2: Problem: Begging the question. Sure, we don't see the *explicitly* stated conclusion, but the question is begged by stating it as you do. First: Psalms 51:5. Behold, I was brought forth i...