Discipline and Instruction from a Reformed Perspective
Looking forward to it.
I assume you've been too busy to post. Otherwise the other assumption is that Mr. Baucham doesn't violate any Scriptural principles by what he says?
Mr. Smith, thank you for your patience. Perhaps readers out there do not realize how involved it can be to analyze, and even debunk, much that can be easily asserted but difficult to prove one way or another. The history research is especially laborious.
Mr. Mathis, I realize it does take a lot of time to go through material and check it out. Thanks for part 1.
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Looking forward to it.
I assume you've been too busy to post. Otherwise the other assumption is that Mr. Baucham doesn't violate any Scriptural principles by what he says?
Mr. Smith, thank you for your patience.
Perhaps readers out there do not realize how involved it can be to analyze, and even debunk, much that can be easily asserted but difficult to prove one way or another. The history research is especially laborious.
Mr. Mathis, I realize it does take a lot of time to go through material and check it out. Thanks for part 1.
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