Category Archives: Roman Catholicism

The Heart of the Difference Between Revoice Theology and Reformed Theology – the Sinfulness and Mortification of Sinful Desires

Posted on June 30, 2019 by Andrew Webb

At the PCA General Assembly this week, we had several speakers (the most prominent being self-proclaimed Gay PCA pastor Greg Johnson) take issue with the Nashville Statement on the grounds that it condemns a homosexual self-identity. The speakers clearly indicated … Continue reading →

Posted in Compromise, Homosexual Marriage, Homosexuality, PCA, Revoice, Roman Catholicism | Tagged , , , , , | 5 Comments

A Comment on Commenting

Posted on July 10, 2008 by Andrew Webb

Up until recently, commenting and interaction on Building Old School Churches (hereafter BOSC) has been fairly good. Obviously not everyone has agreed with the theology or individual stands taken by this blog and the various writers, but even that has … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Rules and Commenting, Roman Catholicism | 4 Comments

Are Roman Catholic Baptisms Valid?

Posted on June 27, 2008 by Andrew Webb

In the late 1980s a debate arose within the PCA that has troubled Presbyterians for centuries, namely is Roman Catholic Baptism valid, or should we baptize someone who was sprinkled in a Roman Catholic Church when we admit them to … Continue reading →

Posted in Baptism, Old School Presbyterian Churches, Roman Catholicism, The Means of Grace | 25 Comments