John Frame’s “A History of Western Philosophy and Theology” Audio Lectures

 

John Frame’s “A History of Western Philosophy and Theology” Audio Lectures

https://veritasdomain.wordpress.com/2025/02/19/john-frames-a-history-of-western-philosophy-and-theology-audio-lectures/

The Hyper-Calvinist Error of "Eternal Justification"

 

I just finished reading the excellent book "Eternal Justification: Gospel Preaching to Sinners Marred by Hyper-Calvinism" by David H. J. Gay. In the book Gay explains the Hyper-Calvinistic doctrine of "eternal justification" and why it's unbiblical and detrimental to the salvation of souls. Gay has a sermon series on the topic here:

Https://www.sermonaudio.com/series/8499

Presumably the series simplifies the issues and gives an introduction so that people will begin to understand the dangers of the doctrine. For more in-depth information, I recommend reading the book.

I'm now currently reading Gay's other book "Amyraut & Owen Tested: And Found Wanting." It's essentially the renamed and restructured 3rd edition of his book "Particular Redemption and the Free Offer." I'm reading it because I'm curious where he stands on the extent and intent of the atonement of Christ. By the title of the book it seems he likely holds some kind of mediating view that's in between Amyraldism and Owenian Limited Atonement. He has a sermon series on the topic here:

Https://www.sermonaudio.com/series/47209

Library of Free Online Seminary Courses

 

Library of Free Online Seminary Courses

https://www.monergism.com/topics/education-academia/library-free-online-seminary-courses

Reformed Theological Seminary Lectures

There are many freely available lectures and courses on various religious and philosophical topics at Reformed Theological Seminary. All one needs to do is connect to their iTunes webpage and download the iTunes app (if you don't have it already). Currently, the link is here: http://itunes.rts.edu/

The link may be changed in the future. In which case, you can eventually find the link at the seminary's main website (usually under Resources). http://www.rts.edu/

They have many courses on topics like apologetics, theology, church history, history of philosophy et cetera.