I grew up in a church that would have told you that you had to believe in salvation by faith alone to be a Baptist. I minister among those same people today.
And what do I hear?
I hear that no Christian could read Harry Potter.
I hear that no Christian would wear that t-shirt or listen to that kind of music.
I hear that no Christian could possibly not see in the Bible all the things that I see there.
I hear that if you are a Christian, you must support these political views.
I hear that a person can’t be a Christian and not oppose another set of political views.’
I hear dress codes called “the way Christians should dress.”
I hear in reference to any number of sins common to human beings that “no one could be a Christian and do that.”
And with every statement (and many more) sola fide is dismantled a bit more.
Martyn Lloyd-Jones once said that if you aren’t regularly accused of being an antinomian, you probably haven’t preached the Gospel. I absolutely agree.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Sola Fide
Great post over at Internet Monk. An excerpt:
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