Piper also mentions that he does not think Wright preaches a false gospel, though he thinks he preaches a very confused gospel.
Showing posts with label Doug Wilson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doug Wilson. Show all posts
Friday, September 18, 2009
John Piper on Doug Wilson (& N T Wright)
Here is John Piper on You Tube responding to a question about whether so-called The Federal Vision is "Another Gospel". Although he is concerned about some of the trajectory of Doug Wilson's theology and critical of some of his circle, Piper says very emphatically that Wilson does not teach a False Gospel or heresy. Wilson is careful and very bright, wrong on many things in the kind of ways you’d expect a Presbyterian [or peudobaptist] to be wrong. The Federal Vision is very complicated. It legitimately stresses some objective aspects of the covenant in a way that any Reformed person might want to do - there are objective sides to church membership that give real privileges. Don’t write Doug Wilson off very easily.
Piper also mentions that he does not think Wright preaches a false gospel, though he thinks he preaches a very confused gospel.
Piper also mentions that he does not think Wright preaches a false gospel, though he thinks he preaches a very confused gospel.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
The Blenheim Manifesto
In the Blenheim Lectures, Rev'd Douglas Wilson sets out what the Federal Vision (FV) should mean for the UK. He addresses the gospel and your church, family and nation and then gives 2 autobiographical sketches about his ministry. The 5 talks are available for free MP3 download or can be purchased on CD.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Is Doug Wilson a heretic?
I liked this comment I saw on You-Tube:
Good point even if you don't buy the numbers!
bobbiespants
So the OPC, PCA, and RPCUS declared Doug Wilson a heretic (even if it's not true on all fronts, bear with me). This means that 3 denominations comprising a total of roughly 385,000 members think Doug Wilson's views are heretical. In a world with 2,100,000,000 Christians, this means that effectively .018 % of the Church has excommunicated Wilson. A Great Ecumenical Council to be sure, but I'll wait to hear from the other 99.982% of of the Church. I'll post when they give me a call.
Good point even if you don't buy the numbers!
John Piper on Doug Wilson
Thanks to Ros for this. A very well spent 4 mins. Do watch Piper on Wilson.
Piper will tell you that what Wilson says is true, risky and compelling. Wilson gets the gospel right, believes the Bible and is a proper Reformed fella with a way with words. Piper wants to give Wilson a platform and hear what he has to say. Amen?
Perhaps Wilson might like to speak at EMA sometime soon, as Piper has, since people there are apparently interested in The Federal Vision? :)
Piper will tell you that what Wilson says is true, risky and compelling. Wilson gets the gospel right, believes the Bible and is a proper Reformed fella with a way with words. Piper wants to give Wilson a platform and hear what he has to say. Amen?
Perhaps Wilson might like to speak at EMA sometime soon, as Piper has, since people there are apparently interested in The Federal Vision? :)
Thursday, March 01, 2007
He Is Coming Soon!
Doug Wilson - one week today - Oak Hill College
The Lord Jesus Christ as Judge of the Living and the Dead - probably a thousand generations or so
The Lord Jesus Christ as Judge of the Living and the Dead - probably a thousand generations or so
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Questions for Doug Wilson
Pastor Wilson is coming to Oak Hill in March and there's "an evening with Doug Wilson" planned.
What would you like to ask him or hear him talk about?
I'd like to know, if one basically buys his vision (and I'm not sure what to call it, Federal Vision, High Church Evangelicalism?) what difference would it make in practice and what might your practical programme be in the UK? For example, might you turn up on your first Sunday as pastor with your cassock alb, stole and incense and sit down on your throne to preach TULIPPPP?
I'd also love to know how they are doing on evangelism and reaching their city. What about church planting?
And more on their ministerial training. What does he make of apprenticeships?
What are his thoughts on the C of E?
What would you like to ask him or hear him talk about?
I'd like to know, if one basically buys his vision (and I'm not sure what to call it, Federal Vision, High Church Evangelicalism?) what difference would it make in practice and what might your practical programme be in the UK? For example, might you turn up on your first Sunday as pastor with your cassock alb, stole and incense and sit down on your throne to preach TULIPPPP?
I'd also love to know how they are doing on evangelism and reaching their city. What about church planting?
And more on their ministerial training. What does he make of apprenticeships?
What are his thoughts on the C of E?
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