Spiritual insight is only given to those that have repented and believed in Christ and in humility have relied totally on the authority of His word.
by Faith, The Web Magazine of the Presbyterian Church of America
The Current Case of Our Policy on Female Deacons, by Ligon Duncan
The Case of Commissioning (and not) Ordaining Deaconesses, by Tim Keller
Interesting debate between Ligon Duncan and Tim Keller on the ordination of female deacons.
Reformation 21
Calvinism and Worldliness, by Iain D. Campbell
Campbell's short critique of Peter Masters' (Metropolitan Tabernacle) article on contemporary Calvinism: "The Merger of Calvinism and Worldliness". In Master's article, Masters' pretty much criticizes everything that's wrong with contemporary Calvinism especially the charismatic style of worship at certain Christian conferences ("Resolved") and a lack of adherence to following the Sabbath (Sunday Sabbatarianism). Masters' article makes an interesting read from his perspective, but he takes an unfair shot at those who do not agree with his particular view of Calvinism. Dan Phillips (Pyromaniacs, Biblical Christianity) also comments on the Masters' article: "On Peter Masters' Rant: in which I add only one small thought to Messrs. Turk and Wilson". Here is Frank Turk's reply to the Masters' article: "Jiggling One's Jenga"
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