My tribute to John Calvin on his birthday today:
Opposing Calvin’s Inconsistency On The Cross, The Father’s Anger Toward The Son, And The Heart Of The Gospel
In this essay, I attempt to show the following:
1. How both Calvin and Bavinck contradicted themselves on penal substitution
2. How God's Word and Reformed Confessions disagree with their false statements on penal substitution
3. How Calvin himself denied his false statement on penal substitution throughout his sermons and commentaries
4. And finally, how I totally agree with what both Calvin and Bavinck were trying to guard and preserve: the fact that the Father never stopped loving the Son while He was on the cross and that the ontological Trinity remained intact – the intratrinitarian relationship between the Father and the Son was never broken apart.
I invite any feedback! Thanks!
Opposing Calvin’s Inconsistency On The Cross, The Father’s Anger Toward The Son, And The Heart Of The Gospel
In this essay, I attempt to show the following:
1. How both Calvin and Bavinck contradicted themselves on penal substitution
2. How God's Word and Reformed Confessions disagree with their false statements on penal substitution
3. How Calvin himself denied his false statement on penal substitution throughout his sermons and commentaries
4. And finally, how I totally agree with what both Calvin and Bavinck were trying to guard and preserve: the fact that the Father never stopped loving the Son while He was on the cross and that the ontological Trinity remained intact – the intratrinitarian relationship between the Father and the Son was never broken apart.
I invite any feedback! Thanks!
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