Covenant Theology is Not Replacement Theology

I did in fact pove it. You focused on your attempt to be sensationalistic instead of the whole of what I said. When reformed folks consistently work to present other views of being ignorant of their views it is an attack and a slap in the face. It is a debate tactic used to deflect opposing views.

 

It is an absurd statement. Every detail of this issue is theology. If you are going to address why the issue op is wrong then you have to address theology. Otherwise all that is left is to agree. How slick.

 

I will be glad to when reformed brethren stop falsely accusing their brethren of being ignorant of their views. The implication is just as offensive. But I see you did not address anything else. Only one small point.

 

I know. You are trying to make my posts about things other than what I posted. Every time you call our opposing view weird, or our view of the reformed view ignorant, which is quite common, it is equally offensive. And this thread began talking about the view of each others view long before I started.

Your opinion is based on what reason? You have nothing to base if on accept your offense. It is most likely your reaction.

You must mean it is why you ignore the substance of my post, because you have in fact replied. If you want to start with honesty you should acknowledge that what I say is in fact correct, that reformed folks do accuse those who disagree with them of being ignorant of their doctrine as quite common. Nothing is humble about accusing ignorance as a practice.

 

Covenant Theology is much more of a "Type/Antitype" or "Physical/Spiritual" or even "Promise/Fulfilment" theology than a Replacement model. Rather than the Church replacing Israel as God's people, CT views the Church as the culmination, the fulfillment of it.

I hope this helps.

 

I address my two biggest concerns with "Dispensational" theology in this sermon:

http://www.straightwalk.org/resources/Sermon+Guard+Your+Doctrine+01.wma

Covenant theology is not "Replacement" theology: it is equalizing, inclusive theology, where God does not play favorites based on ones race.