An Evaluation of Six Trends in Present-Day Missions (3)

Richard Smit critiques modern missionary trends, particularly the notion that missions should be taught with "uncertain faith," arguing that this undermines Reformed theology and biblical doctrine. Drawing on the Canons of Dort, the Heidelberg Catechism, and Scripture, he demonstrates how doubt is contrary to true faith and represents a departure from authentic Reformed confessional teaching. This article defends the certainty of faith against contemporary theological accommodations in missional practice.