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“If you die in unbelief, Christ did not die for you.”

March 12, 2012 by Phil Gons

Ambrose of Milan

I’ve seen Calvinists quote this (along with others like it) to demonstrate that the notion of limited atonement didn’t originate with Calvin or his followers. But I’m having a hard time tracking down the source. Neither Logos Bible Software nor the Internet have been able to get me any earlier than 1979. Michael Horton quoted it […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: Ambrose, Anselm, Atonement, Authur Custance, Calvinism, church history, Erwin Lutzer, limited atonement, Logos Bible Software, Michael Horton

Piper’s A Holy Ambition Free from Vyrso

November 25, 2011 by Phil Gons

Piper’s A Holy Ambition Free from Vyrso — John Piper, A Holy Ambition

Vyrso currently has John Piper’s A Holy Ambition: To Preach Where Christ Has Not Been Named available as a free download. For now, it’s available digitally exclusively through Vyrso. Vyrso is the new Christian ebook platform from Logos Bible Software. Three other free books available from Baker for today only are Success Is Not an Accident: Change […]

Filed Under: Books, Deals Tagged With: ebooks, free, Logos Bible Software, sales, Vyrso

Warfield on Eternal Subordination in the Trinity

August 14, 2011 by Phil Gons

Those who reject the notion of hierarchy in the imminent Trinity often point to B. B. Warfield as a supporter of their position. In his article in ISBE on the Trinity,1 Warfield discusses at length his reservations about reading what we see in the economic Trinity back into the immanent Trinity. 19. The Implications of “Son” […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: B. B. Warfield, economic Trinity, immanent Trinity, Logos Bible Software, ontological Trinity, subordination, Trinity

Did the Incarnation Improve God?

August 6, 2011 by Phil Gons

Did the Incarnation Improve God? — God’s immutability and the assumption of a human nature.

Earlier this week, the Gospel Coalition blog featured a post on the Incarnation and God’s immutability, which caught my attention. An individual asked, How do we hold together the idea that God doesn’t change with what happened at the incarnation and resurrection—where Jesus was united to a human nature and took on an earthly body and […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: Hebrews, immutability, incarnation, mystery, Trinity, WordPress

Why InDesign Crashes When Placing Word Documents and How to Fix It

July 30, 2011 by Phil Gons

Adobe InDesign CS5 has stopped working

I occasionally create PDF documents using Adobe InDesign. The source document always comes from Microsoft Word. More often than not, when placing (think importing) the document in InDesign, it crashes and says, “Adobe InDesign CS5 has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution […]

Filed Under: Miscellany, Technology Tagged With: Adobe, Dreamweaver, InDesign, Microsoft, Microsoft Word, PureText, software

Carl Trueman, Hero Worship, and God’s Gifts

April 20, 2011 by Phil Gons

Carl Trueman

Carl Trueman wrote several provocative posts critiquing conservative evangelicalism in America and its purportedly unhealthy promotion of its prominent preachers and teachers—particularly as it relates to conferences like The Gospel Coalition. Here they are: Home Thoughts from Abroad What hath Jerusalem to do with Hollywood? Thoughts on Marketing and Conferences Not guilty! The Lady Doth Protest Too […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: Carl Trueman, conferences, The Gospel Coalition

How Do the Father, Son, and Spirit Differ?

April 20, 2011 by Phil Gons

The Systematic Theology of John Brown of Haddington

In recent debates about the Trinity—particularly the ones that stem from the gender debate—the question of the differences among the persons of the Trinity comes to the forefront. How do the Father, Son, and Spirit differ from each other? John Brown of Haddington answers this way:1 By their names of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Mt […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: John Brown, Trinity

What Is the Most Convincing Proof of the Deity of Christ?

April 3, 2011 by Phil Gons

What Is the Most Convincing Proof of the Deity of Christ? — B. B. Warfield on the evidence beyond Scripture’s own testimony.

My immediate response would probably be God’s special revelation in His authoritative and inerrant Word. Here’s what B. B. Warfield had to say in “The Deity of Christ”: The Scriptures give us evidence enough, then, that Christ is God. But the Scriptures are far from giving us all the evidence we have. There is, for example, […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: apologetics, B. B. Warfield, deity of Christ, Logos Bible Software, persuasion, proof

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