Top Ten Posts Of 2017

A belated Happy New Year from the Heidelblog! Thanks to the hundreds of thousands of you who read the HB in 2017 and to the thousands of you who listened to the Heidelcast. Together (between the Heidelblog and rscottclark.org) you downloaded pages and podcasts nearly 800,000 times. The HB lives to serve. This year the HB crossed the 1 million visitor mark and 3.5 million views. I am deeply grateful to those donated (see below) to help keep the HB available. Thank-you cards will be coming but my gratitude is already yours.

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Here are the top 10 posts written and published in 2017.

 

  1. Background on the Current Salvation Controversy
  2. “Gender Apartheid” and “Toxic Masculinity in NAPARC? (2)
  3. Machen’s Senate Testimony Against the Proposed Department of Education
  4. The Normalization of Pedophilia Approaches
  5. It’s Here—Calvinist: The Movie
  6. When Bible Translations Disappoint
  7. Sneaky Squids And Sola Scriptura
  8. Missing Mandate And Better Metrics
  9. Forty Three Years of Federal Vision Theology
  10. The Reformed Churches Confess Infant Baptism

The most popular posts downloaded in 2017 and published prior to 2017:

  1. Covenant Theology is Not Replacement Theology
  2. The Heidelcast
  3. Grammar Guerilla: Comfort v Comfortability
  4. R. Scott Clark
  5. How Did Christ Fulfill the Covenant of Works as the Last Adam?
  6. Baptism and Circumcision According to Colossians 2:11–12
  7. Covenant Theology and Infant Baptism

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2 comments

  1. I thank God for the Heideblog. I am an old lady who is nearing the end of her race. Only in the last year did I get on the Internet and soon afterward discovered the Heidelblog. I am astonished at what I have learned from this resource since then. The dedication of all those involved in producing and supporting this ministry is astonishing, and provides a tremendous wealth of information to Reformed Christians and anyone who wants to know about the authentic, confessional Reformed faith. Younger Christians, I hope you will take full advantage of this resource, which was not available until recently. Meanwhile I am very busy learning from the wealth of information provided in past episodes, on every conceivable topic that has a bearing on the Reformed faith. Thank you!

  2. I am a fairly new reader of the Heidelblog and am extremely thankful for it. Thank you Dr. Clark, and to all who put in so much time and effort into this wonderful resource. I have benefitted greatly from this site. Keep up the good work, and may God richly Bless you in this New Year.

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