Book Review: "The Extent of the Atonement" by G. Michael Thomas
Book Reviews such evils are most important, and are supplied in representative courts. Every reason that may be urged why a believer should submit to a particular church, requires that the particular church should submit to the whole Church. No obligation can rest short of this " (p. 193). With this he contrasts Jndependency: "Independency degenerates into, either absolutism in the pastor, tyranny in the deacons, or anarchy and continual schism amongst the people. Of this examples...
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