“The Holy Scriptures are sufficient. We don’t need any addition revelation. If somebody says, ‘The Holy Spirit told me’, I’m going to test it against the Scriptures. If it agrees with the Scriptures, then I don’t really need that additional revelation. If somebody says, ‘The Holy Spirit told me’, andContinue Reading
In determining the value to be assigned to general revelation, there is great danger of being guilty either of underestimation or of overestimation. When we draw attention to the rich grace that God has bestowed in His special revelation, we can sometimes be so filled with it that the generalContinue Reading
God doesn’t do anything arbitrarily. We may not be able to grasp his intentions in full or even in part, but we can be sure that everything that he does is full of eternal purpose and divine wisdom. The secret things may belong to God, but those that are revealed belongContinue Reading
Nature and grace are distinct things. Nature is good as created by God, but it is not saving. Only grace brings salvation and the revelation of the same. Nature is good. It does not need to be perfected, nor should it be obliterated. Nature, particularly human nature, needs to beContinue Reading