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About Me
- Jordan Cooper
- Westfield, Massachusetts, United States
- I am a Masters student at the Wittenberg Institute and graduate with a Biblical Studies degree from Geneva College. I am particularly interested in The New Perspective on Paul, Patristic soteriology, and opening up dialog between Lutheran and Reformed Christians. If you have an interest in any of these subjects, and particularly if you are Reformed, you have come to the right place. I hope my writings can be of some help. If you have questions for me to answer regarding any area of theology or apologetics feel free to ask. I will do my best to answer. If you have questions, email me at JustandSinner@yahoo.com
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- the atonement (12)
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- A Response to Nick on the Doctrine of Justificatio...
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- Three Reasons Why I am Not a Roman Catholic
- An Overview of the New Perspectives on Paul Part 3...
- An Overview of the New Perspectives on Paul Part 2...
- An Overview of the New Perspectives on Paul Part 1...
- Looking for a new direction in the future
- A Response to James White on 2 Peter 2:1
- Lutherans and immutable election
- The Historicity of Luke's Nativity Narrative
- A Response to James White on 1 John 2:2
- For those of you who don't know
- What exactly is the Lutheran view of baptism?
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2 comments:
Hi Jordon,
Thanks for your insightful blogs which I have been following. I also quoted you on my blogs. Btw you mentioned to Jack Kilcrease that you became a Lutheran by reading Charles Hodge. How is it so? Care to share? Just curious.
Martin Yee
Hodge's arguments for a reformed approach to the sacraments were very weak, along with his defense of reformed Christology. This was when I began to recognize that they have no exegetical ground to stand on when it comes to these issues.
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