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I have just found the site.
Press on, brothers. I love having more Reformed and Presbyterian wells from which to draw.
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I found your site through a Facebook friend. I was just wondering what Presbyterian group you are affiliated with, if any in particular, so that I can annotate it in my bookmarks. I’m just curious. Thanks.
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I found this site through a Facebook friend. I was wondering what Presbyterian group you are affiliated with, if any, so that I may annotate it in my bookmarks, if that is ok. Thanks.
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All the contributors and n this site are RPCNA laymen. Most of our posts are excerpts from Reformed theologians.
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Could you point in the direction of an Historicist response to the two-age schema? As attracted as I am to Historicist Postmillennialism what has pushed me in an Amillennialist direction is how the two-age paradigm causes issues for Postmillennialism (as I see it) for the same reason it causes problems for Premillennialism: unto which age does the thousand year golden-age/millennium belong? Please and thanks.
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Just found your site today. Excellent ! I am Reformed and it is hard to find
a good source of truly biblical information.
Jeff S.
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