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Christian Patriarchy

Brenda Hoekstra·2015-08-01

CP does not have one particular leader or organizational structure, but its many leaders run a variety of organizations and also vary in degree of extremity. Its adherents are predominantly conservative in their walk, church affiliations, and politics. They are usually found in Reformed circles and

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Christian Patriarchy Life

Brenda Hoekstra·2015-12-01

The Christian Patriarchy (CP) lifestyle was born in the home school movement during the 1980s as a reaction to the increasing worldliness of the church world that the people were a part of. Aside from promising to improve society so that it can be a fit place to rear up future Christian generations,

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Holding the Postmillennial View of the Kingdom: A Serious Sin with Dire Consequences

James Laning·1997-01-01

❖ Postmillenialism, Premillenialism

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Preparing Youth for Living in the End Times

William Langerak·2001-06-01

As with all doctrinal errors, it has developed. Over the past 30 years post-millennialism has taken the pernicious form of Christian Reconstructionism and has been accepted within conservative Reformed and Presbyterian churches as an alternative eschatological viewpoint. It is an assault upon the on

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PRTJ Vol. 23, No. 2 (April 1990)

1990-04-01

gracious attitude of God towards them all and with a will of God to save all. In short, these churches deny that the preaching of the gospel is grace to all who hear it. The basic question in the controversy is this: Is God in Jesus Christ gracious in the gospel to all who hear the preaching? The

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History of the PRC: Learning to Live with Caricature

Jon Huisken·1992-12-01

3. Next there was the caricature of the PR theology as scholastic. Hoeksema and Danhof were, in fact, already characterized by the Synod of 1924 as men who were thoroughly Reformed in their preaching and teaching but with a tendency to onesidedness, the onesidedness of logic and reason. He was accus

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Christian Patriarchy Movement

Schuyler (Schuiler)·2014-06-01

Christian Patriarchy tends to legalism. There follows a summary of the main distinctive beliefs and practices of the CPM. Please bear in mind that the movement is varied and this summary of necessity must be general. First, God reveals himself as masculine, not feminine. Second, God has ordained dis

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PRTJ Vol. 29, No. 1 (November 1995)

1995-11-01

Cambridge Platform "the whole company of those that are elected, redeemed, and in time effectually called" and that the members of the visible church include the children of the saints (2.1; 3.2.2). They did not long remain so. It is the differences of Congregational church polity from Presbyterian

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Difficulties in the PCA / Herman Dooyeweerd: 1894-1977 / Roman Catholic—Reformed Lord’s Supper? / Schuller’s Branch Church

Gise Vanbaren·1977-05-25

Difficulties in the PCA The recently formed denomination, the Presbyterian Church in America, is having difficulties -- judging from recent issues of the Presbyterian Journal. This young denomination originated out of the Southern Presbyterian Church (P.C.U.S.) because of the liberalism in the latt

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The AACS And The Kingdom

Herman Hanko·1974-09-01

There have been in the church two branches of post-millenialism. The one branch is what we can probably call the liberal type of post-millennialism. This type of post-millennialism is found in practically all of the modern and liberal churches of America and of Europe today. It is a liberalism of po