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I concur with Horton's initial assessment. This is a gem; a carefully crafted sets of argument for membership. It lacks the robustness of a truly Reformation view, but very fruitful so far.

The only potential for retaining liberty and freedom in this lifetime is to live by God's standard. -- @JosephFarah

I confess this is the first time I have ever read someone make a case for protectionism this eloquently...Buchanan does a fine job...still in disagreement, but the facts reveal a harsh reality for America's foreign economic relations

The only potential for retaining liberty and freedom in this lifetime is to live by God's standard. -- @JosephFarah

Still intensely persevering through this novel...

Warnock's book offers a fruitful introduction. But beyond that he reveals the enormous tendency to add-on the Resurrection to the crucifixion. Warnocks turns the table and shows--biblically--that though we should not lose our stress on the cross, the Bible views the Resurrection as the climax of the gospel proclamation.

The reality of uncertainty is basic to all human planning.

Smith offers a brief survey of the Trinitarian covenant in Reformed History, and concludes that many of those who believe in a covenant of eternity usually emphasize the Father's Covenant with the Son, but leave the Spirit out of the equation. Thus, Smith says that these covenants cannot truly be called Trinitarian. Great read so far in preparation for trinity Sunday.

see my review here: http://apologus.wordpress.com/2010/12...

reads slowly, but intensely...good pleasure reading

A life of faith and perseverance...