The Christian Reformed Synod and the “Dekker Case” (10): The Evolution of the Charge “Abstract”

At the conclusion of my last editorial on this subject I promised to say more about this matter of being "abstract." This I now do. And I do it because I am convinced that here we are getting at the heart of the entire. theological conflict exemplified in the "Dekker Case," -- not indeed from a material point of view, but from the point of view of theological method. At the conclusion of my last editorial on this subject I promised to say more about this matter of being "abstract." This I now...