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I have commented here previously about the effort to amend the doctrinal basis of the Evangelical Theological Society. Following the "ETS" label at the bottom of this post will take you to the previous posts. Denny Burk and I have been working on this and have written an article to explain our concern, proposal and rationale. The ETS Annual Meeting will begin next week and our proposal is tto be read to the members. The proposal would not be voted on until next year.
Below I have slightly reworded Denny's announcement about this article being made available.
In order to get the word out about this amendment, Denny and I have written an article that was published this fall in the Criswell Theological Review. The title of the article is “Inerrancy Is Not Enough: A Proposal to Amend the Doctrinal Basis of The Evangelical Theological Society.” The editor of CTR has allowed us to post a free copy of the article on the journal’s website, and you can now download and read our rationale for the amendment. Even though the article relates most directly to voting members of the ETS, the issues we raise here are relevant to anyone who is concerned about the shape of contemporary American evangelicalism.
Denny Burk and Ray Van Neste, “Inerrancy Is Not Enough: A Proposal to Amend the Doctrinal Basis of The Evangelical Theological Society” Criswell Theological Review n.s. 5 (2007): 69-80.
[For more information, visit the website www.AmendETS.com.]
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Dr. Van Neste- Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with your blog rather it has to do with Sunday school yesterday (11/11/07). On Piper's website desiringgod.com; his devotional for today discusses the compatability of the doctrine of election and the attributes of God. I felt this was relevant to yesterday's topic concerning the compatability of God's providence and man's responsiblity. I know you have more important things to read this week, but it might be of some interest to our fellow "Sunday Schoolians." blessings- t. doan
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