In this video, I offer a critical response to Tim Challies’ video “7 Marks of a False Teacher” by demonstrating that he conflates two (or three) different groups and proposes empty and self-defeating marks of false teaching. In short, it’s not helpful advice.
Tim Challies
To See or Not to See The Shack Movie: That is the Question
A decade after the book was published, the long-awaited Hollywood adaptation of The Shack has been released in theaters. So should you see it? Hey, you’ll need to make up your own mind. Don’t expect me to tell you how to spend your movie dollars. All I want to do here is give you the best […]
How many Calvinists understand Reformed theology?
How many Calvinists understand Reformed theology? Not as many as you might think. As I noted this week I had a debate of sorts a couple years ago with Tim Challies in which it became clear that he didn’t understand some of the most fundamental tenets of Calvinism. This is especially strange since he’s set […]
The great implausibility of Calvinistic damnation (Part 1)
Walter: “I don’t see how people being tormented for eternity with no chance of parole can ever be seen as a good thing. To claim that it is good if God chooses to do it simply reduces the word ‘good’ to meaningless gibberish.” Well, perhaps not quite gibberish. If you’re a good Calvinist* you recognize that […]
