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Discussion of George Gillespie's Wholesome Severity Reconciled with Christian Liberty

Subject: GWS-10 Questions for thought
From: Richard Bacon 
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 17:40:41 -0500

I know you are out there, but I'm not hearing from you.

Here are a couple of questions for thought on our last text
installment.

1.  In the example of Josiah is there a difference between
national covenanting and Erastianism?  What is the difference
in a practical sense?  How could a Christian Magistrate today
cause all his citizens to stand to a covenant between Christ
and his elect?

2.  Does the term "anything amiss" in Daniel 3:29 actually
imply "any error against God" as GG says?


Dick Bacon
Poster of the text and keeper of the order.