Please tell me you made that up.
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98349&page=48
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You're in denial...
Please tell me you made that up.
http://freegracefreespeech.blogspot.com/2011/11/darby-vs-moody-on-limited-atonement.html
Let's see how much Nang hates Darby now.
If Darby disagreed with the doctrine of "Imputation of Christ's Righteousness." as I understand it, I disagree with him on that as well.Darby was never Reformed. He was anti-Arminian. The Plymouth Brethren are rabidly anti-Arminian and hate with a passion the teachings of Billy Graham.
Moody was Arminian, and the Moody people love Billy Graham.
I am Reformed, which all Arminians oppose. Because Reformers do not agree with the teachings of Moody, or Billy Graham.
I am not Dispensationalist, being a student of Covenant Theology, so I do not agree with Darby or Dispensationalists, either . . mainly for the same reason Spurgeon opposed Darby's dispensationalism that denies the doctrine of "Imputation of Christ's Righteousness."
Well then call me a reformer though I am aware you and I have some differences on the sovereignty of God.So your attempt to create a linear relationship amongst these factions goes nowhere and can get quite confusing.
Reformers opposed the Roman Catholic Church that teaches faith plus works. Reformers are those who believe in Justification by Faith, alone and Faith being sovereignly gifted to men, by the grace of God alone, through the cross work of Jesus Christ, alone, as revealed in the Holy Scriptures, alone, to the glory of God, alone:
http://freegracefreespeech.blogspot.com/2011/11/darby-vs-moody-on-limited-atonement.html
Let's see how much Nang hates Darby now.
The more I read about Darby the more I find that I have never agreed with much of what he taught. Tet needs to quit accusing people falsely.
The more I read about Darby the more I find that I have never agreed with much of what he taught. Tet needs to quit accusing people falsely.
I never read anything from Darby yet, TeT keeps accusing me
of being a Darby follower! I don't get it?
If you [meaning Nang and Tetzo] can convince yourself Darby or whoever invented dispensationalism (and he didn't "invent" it), then everyone who is a dispensationalist is automatically a Darbyite whether they know it or not. It's really lazy, childish logic, but that's the attraction: it's easy to use as a club and you don't have to do your own research. Just label them and slander them. It's about all you can expect.
Do you bear other's burdens with your free volition, or is it the Holy Spirit within you that causes you to do so?
Why does it feel like everything you ask is intended as a trick question?
All my good works come from loving others because I love the Father. Love is a fruit of the Spirit.
It is a trick. :chuckle:
To the natural man, his own volition is just that.... his own. He is only made to do something by his own selfishness. Therefore he gets to take all the credit for bearing the burdens of others, etc. What Tet refuses to acknowledge is that the love of God is shed abroad on our hearts by the Holy Spirit. We are new creatures....all things are new. The old man cannot show forth the love of God no matter how hard he tries BECAUSE he doesn't have it IN him.
So, whatever "burden bearing" the natural man does (not being indwelt by the Spirit) is nothing more than "filthy rags". They may look good to the eyes of men, but they are without true agape LOVE ..... without the fruit of the Spirit.
Same here. I've never read a thing the man wrote and knew only dimly he was a Calvinist. So is Chafer but it doesn't seem to get in the way so I enjoy reading his stuff. Charles F. Baker was a stauncher Calvinist than Chafer; so is Robert Brock, both brilliant mid-Acts dudes.
But Darby? I never owned or read a thing. However, I am now curious what his view of imputation actually was. The reformed opposing it may or may not be a bad thing; I'll let the man speak for himself.
If you [meaning Nang and Tetzo] can convince yourself Darby or whoever invented dispensationalism (and he didn't "invent" it), then everyone who is a dispensationalist is automatically a Darbyite whether they know it or not. It's really lazy, childish logic, but that's the attraction: it's easy to use as a club and you don't have to do your own research. Just label them and slander them. It's about all you can expect.
Your problem here is you insist that Dipensationalism is all one thing.
The more I read about Darby the more I find that I have never agreed with much of what he taught. Tet needs to quit accusing people falsely.
The rapture was invented by Darby, and it was based on a vision.
The main points of Dispensationalism are the rapture/7 year Trib/Millennium, and the demarcation line between the church and Israel.
Nobody but Dispensationalists believe in the rapture.
Whether Acts 2, Acts 7, Acts 9, Acts 29, or any other chapter in Acts, all Dispies believe in a rapture.
The rapture was invented by Darby, and it was based on a vision.