Archive for April 2009

An Apology to John Mark Hicks

April 20, 2009

by Greg Tidwell In a comment to my post, John Mark Hicks wrote: I think you mischaracterize our (Greg Taylor and myself) position in Down in the River to Pray. We actually state that salvation is both an event and a process (cf. pp. 254-55), and that the baptismal event is a moment where we [...]

Talking Past Each Other

April 20, 2009

by Greg Tidwell Jay; You have done a good job of summarizing my beliefs. You wrote: To make sure we’re not talking past each other, we want to be sure we’re understanding you when you say “place one in danger of divine judgment.” We take the phrase to mean that God is patient with his [...]

Some Answers

April 20, 2009

by Greg Tidwell Jay; I admire your persistence and appreciate the passion for understanding which drives you forward. You have been gracious and patient in approaching our areas of disagreement and I am honored to discuss these matters with you, with Todd and with Phil. Jay writes: We cannot progress in this discussion until you’ve [...]

In Reply to Greg’s Posts

April 19, 2009

by Jay Guin What doctrinal errors place one in danger of divine judgment? In “Not Man-made Checklists but a Scriptural Rationale,” we asked whether Greg stills holds to the teachings he expressed in the articles quoted in that post. In those articles, Greg specified several issues that place one in danger of divine judgment. Greg [...]

You Must be Born of Water and the Spirit

April 18, 2009

by Greg Tidwell Jay has asked for clarification, writing: Greg has published articles in which he lists certain doctrinal errors that damn (cause apostasy, cause one to fall away). I’m sure these aren’t intended as complete lists. And I’m not asking Greg to provide such a list. I just want to know: do these still [...]

God Always Tells the Truth

April 18, 2009

by Greg Tidwell Jay has asked for clarification, writing: Greg has published articles in which he lists certain doctrinal errors that damn (cause apostasy, cause one to fall away). I’m sure these aren’t intended as complete lists. And I’m not asking Greg to provide such a list. I just want to know: do these still [...]

The Lord Will Judge His People

April 18, 2009

by Greg Tidwell I apologize for being so long away from our discussion. Picking up at Jay’s post “Not a Man-made List But a Scriptural Rationale,”  let’s attempt to move forward. With a lawyer’s dexterity, Jay begins by providing a catalogue of conservative preachers whom he vilifies as composers of checklists. He proceeds to link [...]

New Policy on Comments

April 13, 2009

If you check around the internet a bit, you’ll find that GraceConversation is developing a reputation for less-than-Christian comments. I think we deserve the criticism, and it’s my fault. You see, I urged the other participants to agree to set this site up without moderation, for a number of reasons. First, my experience over at [...]

This week

April 11, 2009

I just received a note from Greg, explaining that he has several personal and church commitments coming up. He concludes, Hopefully, I will be back in our discussion by the end of next week. Just didn’t want you to wonder why I did not respond in a timely manner. We all have commitments, and the [...]

Not a Man-made List But a Scriptural Rationale

April 10, 2009

by Jay Guin Greg writes, My Progressive friends keep asking for a line to be drawn that will say exactly which error will send one to hell under what circumstances. I really don’t want to be offensive, but I believe they have fallen into legalism at this point. They really are using a “check list” [...]


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