I couldn't have said it better myself. The thing Dr. Clark overlooked is that Jason Hood is a United Methodist and an Arminian. Arminians are very good at lowering the standard of God's absolute moral demands to make it appear as though they have perfectly kept the law. The Wesleyan definition of sin is somewhat different from the Reformed definition. Wesley's definition is that sin is a deliberate and willful violation of a known moral law. So much for sins of omission, ignorance, and falling short of the mark. You can read Dr. Clark's response to Frank Turk at this link: Jason Hood, Frank Turk, Dane Ortlund, Mike Horton, and Antinomianism (UPDATED) « Heidelblog
Defends the Gospel of Jesus Christ and classical confessional Calvinism. The term "Reformed" refers to the five solas of the Reformation and the two classical confessional standards: the Three Forms of Unity, and the Westminster Standards. Isaiah 1:18; Romans 12:1,2.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
R. Scott Clark Responds: Jason Hood, Frank Turk, Dane Ortlund, Mike Horton, and Antinomianism (UPDATED) « Heidelblog
I couldn't have said it better myself. The thing Dr. Clark overlooked is that Jason Hood is a United Methodist and an Arminian. Arminians are very good at lowering the standard of God's absolute moral demands to make it appear as though they have perfectly kept the law. The Wesleyan definition of sin is somewhat different from the Reformed definition. Wesley's definition is that sin is a deliberate and willful violation of a known moral law. So much for sins of omission, ignorance, and falling short of the mark. You can read Dr. Clark's response to Frank Turk at this link: Jason Hood, Frank Turk, Dane Ortlund, Mike Horton, and Antinomianism (UPDATED) « Heidelblog
Looks like I should have quoted Clark. It still irritates me that the man removed his blog without prior notice to those who followed it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Scott is more interested in earning money for his brilliant insights than sharing the free Gospel for no charge:)
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