ARPTalk, Issue 18
May 28, 2009
Welcome to the eighteenth (18th) issue of ARPTalk. Featured in ARPTalk(18) are the following two (2) articles:
(18.1) LETTERS AND NEWS
(18.1.1) Letter from Rev. Peter G. Rambo, Sr., Pastor, Hope ARP Church –Rev. Rambo writes in support of the Memorial from First Presbytery that calls for a Commission to investigate the troubling matters at Erskine College and Seminary.
(18.1.2) Letter from Erskine Alumnae Miss Tré Wylie –Miss Wylie calls for an investigation of Erskine College.
(18.1.3) Letter from Erskine Alumnus Mr. Daniel Wells in Response to Mr. Carey Whitman’s Remarks on “Erskine Action” – In this article, Mr. Wells responds to Mr. Whitman’s uncertainties about the teachings of Karl Barth on the authority of the Bible.
(18.2) ERSKINE SEMINARY LEADERSHIP AND INERRANCY, by Rev. Mark Wright, Unity ARP Church – Rev. Wright asks a disturbing question: - “Has the leadership of Erskine Theological Seminary sought to mislead the ARP Church regarding the stance of the Seminary faculty on the inerrancy of Scripture?”
In order to protect the articles in ARPTalk from being tampered with, the ARPTalk attachment containing this issue of ARPTalk is sent out in a secured PDF file. In order to protect the computers of the readers of ARPTalk, the attachment containing this issue of ARPTalk has been filtered by the PDF programs for viruses and is virus free.
Normal 0 If you are new to ARPTalk, ARPTalk is NOT an official voice of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. The purposes of ARPTalk are two-fold: (1) To inform and educate the ministers and laypeople of ARPdom on significant issues that are before ARPdom; and (2) To give voice to and encouragement to those who feel they have been ignored and marginalized.
I hope you find ARPTalk(18) interesting and informative. I look forward to hearing from you.
The opinions expressed in the articles in ARPTalk are the opinions of the writers. There are no anonymous articles or letters in ARPTalk.
Thank you for reading ARPTalk(18).
Charles (“Chuck”) W. Wilson
Welcome to the eighteenth (18th) issue of ARPTalk. Featured in ARPTalk(18) are the following two (2) articles:
(18.1) LETTERS AND NEWS
(18.1.1) Letter from Rev. Peter G. Rambo, Sr., Pastor, Hope ARP Church –Rev. Rambo writes in support of the Memorial from First Presbytery that calls for a Commission to investigate the troubling matters at Erskine College and Seminary.
(18.1.2) Letter from Erskine Alumnae Miss Tré Wylie –Miss Wylie calls for an investigation of Erskine College.
(18.1.3) Letter from Erskine Alumnus Mr. Daniel Wells in Response to Mr. Carey Whitman’s Remarks on “Erskine Action” – In this article, Mr. Wells responds to Mr. Whitman’s uncertainties about the teachings of Karl Barth on the authority of the Bible.
(18.2) ERSKINE SEMINARY LEADERSHIP AND INERRANCY, by Rev. Mark Wright, Unity ARP Church – Rev. Wright asks a disturbing question: - “Has the leadership of Erskine Theological Seminary sought to mislead the ARP Church regarding the stance of the Seminary faculty on the inerrancy of Scripture?”
In order to protect the articles in ARPTalk from being tampered with, the ARPTalk attachment containing this issue of ARPTalk is sent out in a secured PDF file. In order to protect the computers of the readers of ARPTalk, the attachment containing this issue of ARPTalk has been filtered by the PDF programs for viruses and is virus free.
Normal 0 If you are new to ARPTalk, ARPTalk is NOT an official voice of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. The purposes of ARPTalk are two-fold: (1) To inform and educate the ministers and laypeople of ARPdom on significant issues that are before ARPdom; and (2) To give voice to and encouragement to those who feel they have been ignored and marginalized.
I hope you find ARPTalk(18) interesting and informative. I look forward to hearing from you.
The opinions expressed in the articles in ARPTalk are the opinions of the writers. There are no anonymous articles or letters in ARPTalk.
Thank you for reading ARPTalk(18).
Charles (“Chuck”) W. Wilson
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