"We believe that these Holy Scriptures fully contain the will of God, and that whatsoever man ought to believe, unto salvation, is sufficiently taught therein...For since it is forbidden to add unto or take away anything from the word of God, it doth thereby evidently appear that the doctrine is thereof is most perfect and …
Snakes Alive!
Snakes alive! I’m nearly seventy-five; I’ll soon be gone, It won’t be long. The year I was born, in ’44, We’d just done won the war; Rule Britannia we sang wi’ lust, An under wur breath, the Gerries we’d cuss. Our hearts were filled wi’ wonderful glee, Now we can live and be really free; …
Romeward Bound!
"Today's Evangelicalism is overrun with Romish teachings. Man is justified by faith and faithfulness, by faith and faith's fruits, which are obedience. Or, man is justified now by faith alone but justified in the end by faith and something more. A sad but striking illustration of this is Bethlehem Baptist's, John Piper. Piper involves himself in Rome's error when, in a foreward …
Freedom Come & Freedom Go!
"The English Church shall be free and shall have its rights undiminished, and its liberties unimpaired." So says the very clause of the Magna Carta, the "great charter" signed by King John and the Barons of England on 15 June 1215. Only four of the Magna Carta's 63 clauses have remained a part of English …
DONTVOTEEVERAGAIN
The people of Britain were given a vote, About that, there is no doubt; The people voted we want to leave, For Europe’s rulers just rob and thieve. Brexit! Was the people’s choice, They said with one resounding voice; But people’s votes don’t count a toss, The House of Commons, them’s the boss. So voting's …
Kuyperian Common Grace!
The theory that God has grace to all men is a heresy that is vigorously opposed by the Reformation's doctrines, most thoroughly. To be a friend of the Reformation is to be an enemy of 'Common Grace.' It lies at the root of the present and growing apostasy in the Western churches today. It is …
CS Lewis Exposed!
Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963) The late British author C. S. (Clive Staples) Lewis (1898-1963), who was known as Jack, is extremely popular with evangelicals today. Most Christian book-stores feature the writings of Lewis without a word of warning. A "Christianity Today" reader's poll in 1998 rated Lewis the most influential evangelical writer. The December 2005 …
