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Presbyterian Doctrine of Total Depravity

Presbyterian Doctrine of Total Depravity

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  • Thomas M. Gregory

A faulty doctrine of sin has serious consequences for the church and its teaching on salvation, but good theology must start with man as bad. This is where the Reformers and the Reformed confessions start—with total depravity. For them the doctrine of total depravity did not mean that man ceases to be man, but it meant that he ceases to be good. The article outlines all of this.

Source: The Highway. 10 pages.

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We do not sanctify God's name when we come to hear the Word unless we come with trembling hearts. J. Burroughs
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