Catholicism

Not so. Charles Spurgeon's beliefs are, as Hunt said, unequivocal - they are unequivocally the opposite of what Hunt says. I have read Spurgeon. I became a Calvinist in large part because I was persuaded by Spurgeon's sermons.

Hunt is in error, and he will not admit it.

[ October 07, 2002, 12:32 PM: Message edited by: Ransom ]

 

If you're going to 'debate' Catholicism, the best way is to read THEIR sources. Some have suggested the Cathechism, which is a good idea. One THICK book, rather-well documented, is called "Not by faith alone," by Robert Sungenis. A Roman Catholic apologist, this is one of the best I've read. Don't always trust what 'somebody else' says about another denomination/group/cult, read the original sources first.

 

Well Helen,
I simply am weary of Hunt for his attack on Spurgeon and Calvinism. Also, he simply gives me the impression of being a "noodle-head."

Just sounding off
Ol Trapper