I just saw this over at the aomin.org site of Dr. James White. The speakers are Richard Howe, Jason Lisle, and Scott Oliphint, all of whom are excellent in evaluating and expanding upon ones presuppositional framework and how that framework determines the interpretation of evidences.
Posted below in PDF format is a paper I wrote in my final class of seminary. In this study, I looked at some of the continuities and discontinuities of Roman Catholic theology. Specifically, I analyzed certain aspects of the Council of Trent and compared its teachings with the later proclamations of Vatican II. Near the…
Today we continued our exegetical study of Revelation 19 by filling in and looking at the internal evidence which suggests that the book itself was penned prior to the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. If you have never heard this argument before, I urge you to take a listen….here’s the study. I have also…
Moving from our exegesis class last week, this week we used those same tools to look at the Book of Revelation, analyzing key points to demonstrate how many of the events of the book were fulfilled in the first century, but still have meaning to us, the church, today. Rev 19 Exegesis Part One
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