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There are more fundamental and principled reasons for full subscription to the Confessional Standards of the church, but this report from Pastor Wes White gives a practical example of the trouble caused by so-called “good faith” subscription; in this case it is in relation to the doctrine of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. PCA’s …
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Dr Gentry gave a lengthier reply to my second rejoinder. This was very generous of him and though I am grateful for his efforts, I am disappointed at what his reply reveals. Dr Gentry failed to understand or avoided addressing most of my objections and arguments. The result is that he spends much of his article pursing matters that either are not in dispute, or are beside the point.
As Dr Gentry has to move on from this subject, my third rejoinder is intended to be brief and to avoid introducing new arguments. I hope that it will remove confusion and bring greater clarity to the objections and arguments I’ve already made.