Against Popish Ritual

What kind of worship has God ordained? Spurgeon has a few thoughts on the subject.

Is the Bible Today What Was Originally Written?
The question, “Is the Bible Today What Was Originally Written?” involves two important questions: (1) Are the available manuscripts (mss.) of the Bible accurate representations of the original mss. of the respective books of the Bible (the autographs of Scripture)? This is an issue of textual transmission. (2) Are the available translations faithful renderings of the Bible in the original languages?
by Andreas Köstenberger
http://www.biblicalfoundations.org/

Sadly, Barthianism is being revived. Not good news for the church of Jesus Christ.

The revival of Barthianism is anything but good news. Go this link to suffer through a lengthy neo-barthian effort to trash the doctrine of inerrancy. Redemption comes at the end in a level-headed response from Dr. William Evans.

The Truthfulness of Scripture

Inerrancy

Michael S. Horton

Against the repeated claim that the doctrine of inerrancy, unknown to the church, arose first with Protestant orthodoxy, we could cite numerous examples from the ancient and medieval church. It was Augustine who first coined the term "inerrant," and Luther and Calvin can speak of Scripture as free from error.

A Layman's Historical Guide to the Inerrancy Debate
Article by William B. Evans February 2010

Excellent article giving background on the Inerrancy issue in the ARP Church.

What is at Risk in the Erskine Lawsuit?

What is at Risk in the Erskine Lawsuit?

Opinion and Commentary

Written by Fred Greco

Friday, 12 March 2010 19:58

I believe that regardless of the outcome on the original matter, the very fact of the lawsuit creates more damage to the Church (and therefore to both sides of the Erskine controversy) than the dispute out of which the lawsuit arose.

The Mystery Source Is....

Posted by Carl Trueman

Karl Barth, as correctly identified by James from Edinburgh, who also raises the question as to why Barthian preaching is, by contrast with the quotation, often deathly dull....