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Discussion of synodical decisions

Agatha Lubbers·2018-10-01
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Agatha Lubbers discusses a PRC Synod decision regarding the orthodoxy of a minister's sermons, examining the relationship between faith and works in light of synodical examination and discipline. The article addresses the proper use of the ninth commandment in evaluating and discussing church decisions, questioning whether critical reflection on synodical rulings constitutes slander.

The final paragraph of the editorial, July 2018, urges readers, who are members of the PRC, to study the decisions of the PRC Synod of 2018, and are further enjoined to strive to understand the relationship of faith and good works. The editorial affirms and I believe that it is unquestionably true that the work of Christ in our salvation has eternal and everlasting importance and is by the mercy and grace of Christ alone. There is only one way to the Father. "No man cometh unto the Father but...

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Author
Agatha Lubbers
Date

2018-10-01

Source
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Scripture References
John 14:6Ephesians 4:31Proverbs 10:18
Topics
Church GovernmentChurch DisciplinePreaching
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