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A good historic summary and review from Tom Pryde.
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Mark Minnick - The SharperIron Interview | Part 2 - “The Pastor and Separation”
Note: In anticipation of this interview, two free sermon series downloads have been released by Mount Calvary here.
Don Boys and David Cloud Speak on the Bob Gray Matter
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NOTE: Comments are closed on this Filings thread, but discussion is open on the forum posting linked to in this entry.
NOTE: Comments are closed on this Filings thread, but discussion is open on the forum posting linked to in this entry.
Bauder on Fellowship and Unity
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Kevin Bauder’s Exhortation to 2006 Students of Geneva Reformed Seminary from Ephesians 4. Video and audio are both available.
"...(S)eparation is not a hermetic seal."
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Dissidens on the influence of Finney on Fundamentalist culture.
Separation: The Purity of the Church (Part 3 of 4)
What is “separation”?
From Francis Schaeffer’s book, The Great Evangelical Disaster:
Autonomy and Accountability
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Pastor Marty Braemer with thoughtful reflection and commentary on the Bob Gray case.
"(Fundamentalists) differ so widely in their doctrinal belief that we have found it impossible to get an accurate definition."
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Dr. Oliver W. Van Osdel of Wealthy Street Baptist Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan- published in the November 1933 Baptist Bulletin.
Also included- an interesting greeting from J. Gresham Machen.
UPDATE: Bauder gives an excellent brief bio on Van Osdel. If you at all interested in Fundamentlism’s history, it is a must-read.
Also included- an interesting greeting from J. Gresham Machen.
UPDATE: Bauder gives an excellent brief bio on Van Osdel. If you at all interested in Fundamentlism’s history, it is a must-read.
Separation: Non-Fellowship of Convenience (Part 2 of 4)
In Part 1, I argued that the term separation should be used only for situations involving sin or false teaching. This means that “departing” without censure is sufficiently dissimilar from separation that it should be considered as a different category. It should not be called “separation.” This category would include those times when we do not label our brother as “in sin,” but we still choose to “depart.” I suggested Non-Fellowship of Convenience (NFC) as a label for this category.
"Fundamentalism...is orthodoxy in confrontation with modernity."
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The Crunchy Con liveblogs a quote from James Davison Hunter.
