Bill Pratt | November 20, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt One of the most remarkable lectures I ever heard at an apologetics conference was a Friday morning session with Peter Kreeft, professor of philosophy at Boston College. Kreeft is a highly respected Catholic scholar who has taught at BC for many years and written more than 60 books. Kreeft’s lecture focused [...]
Bill Pratt | October 20, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Pope Benedict XVI has decided to make it easier for Anglicans who have become disaffected with liberalism in their communion to join the Roman Catholic Church. Below is a quote from a Wall Street Journal article: Pope Benedict XVI introduced a fast track for Anglicans seeking to join Roman Catholicism, a [...]
Bill Pratt | September 3, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt In a recent post, I mentioned some of the speakers at an upcoming apologetics conference sponsored by Southern Evangelical Seminary. One blog commenter noticed that Catholic speakers were being featured at the event and argued that they should not be. He believes that Catholics are not Christians, and therefore cannot properly [...]
Bill Pratt | July 9, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Once a person is justified (saved), can they lose their salvation? This seems like an important question, but there are differing views within Christendom. Calvinists, both moderate and 5-point, affirm eternal security. Eternal security is the idea that once a person is truly saved, he can never lose his salvation. Calvinists [...]
