[Gamecock]

This goes to what the Reformers taught; that is the "enthusiasts" or what we call today Pentecostals, are really no different from the Roman Catholics.

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[Cronos]

This is what the Presbyterians think of Pentecostals:

Gamecock:
"This goes to what the Reformers taught; that is the "enthusiasts" or what we call today Pentecostals, are really no different from the Roman Catholics."

To quix's cc group -- apologies for pinging you, but I thought you might be interested in knowing what a member of the PCA/OPC, i.e. our Calvinist friend, thinks. This is also what the Presbyterian groups (OPC and PCA) think of you as a whole -- they consider your teachings to be "damnable heresy".

[MarkBsnr]

This goes to what the Reformers taught; that is the "enthusiasts" or what we call today Pentecostals, are really no different from the Roman Catholics.

Quix; you'd better get a hand on your friends. Just like Lenin, aren't they: spy on your friends today, for tomorrow they are your enemies. We have been telling you this all along. You don't have to be their lapdog and useful idiot any more.

[AnalogReigns]

I think this is one reason why it is easy for certain evangelicals, often from the "enthusiast" wing, find it easy to become Roman Catholic.

One moralistic example is a guy whom I find hard to stand, radio-show host, ex-evangelical-Methodist-minister-now-Roman-Catholic layman Alan Hunt. Clearly on a basic theological level Mr. Hunt is not all that different (or less egotistical) now, than when he was a Methodist mega-church pastor....(and how annoying can a show be with the motto, "It's not about right and left, but right and wrong!" be?

EXTREMELY!!!

This guy is religious Rush Limbaugh, but more opinionated--without ever, seemingly, backing up his dogma with scripture.

As the (very) wise Dr. Doug Kelly says, "You should never bind the conscience of anyone but by scripture."