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Luther On The Difference Between Law And Gospel

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R. Scott Clark

on November 5, 2016 | 5 Comments

The law is the Word in which God teaches and tells us what we are to do and not to do, as in the Ten commandments. …The other word of God is not Law or commandment, nor does it require anything of . . . Continue reading →

Read Thomas And See For Yourself

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Heidelblog

on July 14, 2022 | 14 Comments

I was led to think that Thomas had been more or less mugged by Aristotle, indeed, I was given to think that Thomas was the source of much that ailed Christianity. In one tour de force, Van Til jumps from Aristotle, to . . . Continue reading →

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