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2 posted on 03/25/2008 6:47:53 AM PDT by Ottofire (Psalm 18:31 For who is God, but the LORD? And who is a rock, except our God?)

Let me see if I understand the thrust of the good professor; you can be an Arminian and be "reformed". You can be a Lutheran and be "reformed". What you really need to be is a "66 point Calvinist". People who think this way are welcome in our seminary.

Would it be fair to say that the church in America is currently experiencing a revival of interest in reformed theology?

Given the broad definition of "reformed" how would one know?

With this sort of mushy thinking coming from seminaries, is it any wonder the our churches are in such a mess?

3 posted on 03/25/2008 7:11:59 AM PDT by topcat54 ("Light beer is the devil's beverage.")

I still think key to reformed theology is the right understanding of covenant...which usually makes “reformed-baptist” an oxymoron.

7 posted on 03/25/2008 9:36:29 AM PDT by AnalogReigns

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