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We host a Christian discussion forum which goes back to 1999. This group crosses reformed denominational lines in discussing doctrinal stances (Westminster Confession of Faith, Larger and Shorter Catechisms, Belgic Confession, Canons of Dordt, Heidelberg Catechism) in light of the Bible.

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BELOW YOU CAN SEE THE LATEST TOPICS FROM THE FORUM. Click on the Subject to go to the post.

	Sale, Solemn League & Covenant large broadside ($65 +)	Just a note about the lastest sale. The Westminster Letter Press edition in large broadside of the Solemn League & Covenant is currently on sale during our
	Re: homosexuality issue & other issues @ prominent reformed seminary	Parnell I guess what I'm getting at is the orientation thing. A professing Christian once told me that he had never realy felt attracted to a woman. I've no
	Re: homosexuality issue & other issues @ prominent reformed seminary	... One that comes to mind is "a person who struggles with temptations in this regard". Granted, that is not a one word term. But there is an important
	Re: homosexuality issue & other issues @ prominent reformed seminary	Parnell I've had a (very quick) read through these materials. Out of interest would you challenge the language used by some bodies seeking to help people who
	homosexuality issue & other issues @ prominent reformed seminary in	For information on the issues involved, please read the article at: http://www.puritans.net/news/prts111909.htm - J. Parnell McCarter FPCS Grand Rapids, MI For
	Fresh Suit Against Human Ceremonies in God's Worship vol.2	"Fresh Suit Against Human Ceremonies in God's Worship" vol.2 is finally complete. For those interested, I expect to get a shipment of them late this week or
	Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe and the ANC's regime in South Africa	Anyone interested in the unrest situation in Zimbabwe and South Africa, see my short article here:
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	... Ben, I think we have a different view of communicant membership. Catechism must precede communion. (I would refer you to Dr. Lee's writings, for example,
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	Parnell, To avoid going into the details, let's simply grant the truth of the three reasons you list below. Does that keep you from ordinary church membership?
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	Again, I acknowledge there are justifiable grounds of separation. My concern is to emphasise the continuance of catholic communion even where separation
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	... To reduce any possible mis-interpretation of my separateness from other denominations with local congregations here in Grand Rapids with respect to church
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	Please accept my apologies for failing to include my signature in my previous post. There is one point I found very helpful when reflecting on traditional
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	There is one point I found very helpful when reflecting on traditional expositions of Presbyterian principles and their relevance for today's denominational
	Re: Status of the Westminster Presbyterian Church	... The current status seems to be reflected at: http://www.wpcus.org/congregations.asp If I am not mistaken, your blog entry at
	Re: Reappearances of my posts	Sorry, Ben. No idea why these recurrences! Dr. Lee. ... From: Ben Manring To: r-f-w@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 12:39 PM Subject:

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