<p>Here, I look at John Arrowsmith to help us understand what is meant by the phrase, "without body, parts, or passions," in the Confession. I dialogue concerning the doctrine of simplicity and the doctrine of actus purus.</p>

Here, I look at John Arrowsmith to help us understand what is meant by the phrase, "without body, parts, or passions," in the Confession. I dialogue concerning the doctrine of simplicity and the doctrine of actus purus.

Pure Actuality, Divine Simplicity, & the Second London Confession

Particular theology for Particular Baptists... (and anyone else who can put up with us).

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Pure Actuality, Divine Simplicity, & the Second London Confession

Pure Actuality, Divine Simplicity, & the Second London Confession