New Perspectives on PaulLaw and Grace and Links to Funny Parables
Basket of Figs Archives: 2001 to Present
Apologetics and Ecclesiology and Misc
The Famous Five Points and Facebook Notes
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New Perspectives on Paul On this page we have articles about N.T. Wright; Norman Shepherd; Steve Schissel and others who have diverged from the Biblical doctrines of Justification by Faith. |
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The New Perspectives on Paul Click on the Image on the Right to go to a menu about the New Perspectives. This also contains a link to an Angelfire site that has a great deal of material on both sides of the issue. The picture was taken of the beautiful fall colors in Colorado on Rt. 133 between Panonia and Glenwood Springs, in the summer of 2001. |
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| Luther's Great Vision and Tenacity Click on the picture of the Luther Memorial to the right and get an article in Luther's own words about his vision and dedication to Faith Alone. |
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Dr. Venema, President of Mid-America Reformed Seminary The articles on the history of the New Perspectives by Dr. Venema are used by the gracious permission of Dr. Venema and The Outlook. The Outlook is a publication of Reformed Fellowship, Inc., editor Rev. Wybren Oord. Click on the picture to the right. |
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O Palmer Robertson on the Justification Controversy Click on the picture to the right to access the Trinity Review Website for the articles by Dr. Robertson. |
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The Openness of God This movement is related to New Perspectives. Click on the picture to the right and you will get a menu that contains links to take you to a lecture given in Mitchell, SD, at the RCUS ministers retreat on August 18. There are also much information on the Incommunicable Attributes of God which are denied by the Free Will Theism movement. In order to guard man's free will, they strip God of His. |
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New Content Coming I love the picture to the right. I call it "Peeps" after the Easter sugar marshmallow baby chickens we used to get when I was a boy. The picture was taken in the Badlands of South Dakota in the summer of 2006 This picture will be linked to new content that will be added to this page as we expand Basket of Figs. |
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New Content Coming The picture of the last of the aspens was taken in late fall near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in 2006. It will be linked to new content as we add it to Basket of Figs. |
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