Kyle Claunch
@kdclaunch
Disciple of Christ. Theology Prof @SBTS Husband to Ashley, Father to 4 vibrant boys and 2 beautiful little ladies. Elder @KenwoodBC
Just now catching up on the day's events. Did Garth Brooks really show up in boots at someone's black tie affair?
I’ve benefited from Barrett’s work. I’m unsurprised by his shift. Baptist distinctives seldom, if ever, made an appearance in his work. But I’m disappointed in the demonstrated ignorance and sloppiness of his parting swipes against baptists. I share Haykin’s sentiments.
Amen.
Turretin is such a gift. Here, he kind of pauses his doctrinal analysis of justification, and reminds readers this is no mere doctrine but will be your eschatological hope when you stand bare in front of the Holy God before whom the mountains melt. How devotional theology sounds
I deal with some of these concerns ever so briefly here. x.com/kdclaunch/stat…
The question isn't just "Should I leave?," though. It's this, too: "Does the retrievalist paradigm--its hermeneutic, method, spotlighted theologians from history, and doctrine--influence some in the direction of leaving?" That question is worth asking--in fact, it must be asked…
Tolle Lege! ⬇️ Southern Baptists have NOT officially rejected the Nicene Creed, nor are we a people defined by Matt Barrett’s other accusations.
No, Southern Baptists Have Not “Officially Rejected” the Nicene Creed - Reports of our theological demise have been greatly exaggerated. dennyburk.com/no-southern-ba…
As the co-author of this SBC resolution, and a member of an SBC church who will be reciting the Nicene creed this coming Lord’s Day before participating in the Lord’s Supper, I can assure you that reports of our “rejection” of creeds for “solo scriptura” are demonstrably false.
It is interesting to learn from former Southern Baptist theologians that Southern Baptists are averse to the Nicene Creed, especially since we identified ourselves with it in a resolution just this year.
It is interesting to learn from former Southern Baptist theologians that Southern Baptists are averse to the Nicene Creed, especially since we identified ourselves with it in a resolution just this year.
I don’t know @w_bitterman but he’s right about this. A sobering word.
The Day the Prince of Darkness Died Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Appointment with Eternity I was 16 the first time I heard “Mr. Crowley.” The way it began…haunting organ, crashing guitar…grabbed me by the throat. I didn’t know what the lyrics meant. I didn’t care. I was angry,…