Joseph Charles Philpot vs. John Henry Newman

[JM]

You are in the Semper Reformanda Forum.

A few quick points from the article linked below:

"What was the vital difference between these two men?"

"Newman makes no mention of his sin or repenting of it, neither does he express any hope of salvation in the finished work of Jesus Christ; rather he seems to describe coming to an intellectual belief in the existence of God."

"In contrast, at a later date, Philpot was brought to feel his state as a sinner, his own inability to save himself in any way and his own hope of salvation as being in Jesus Christ alone."

Complete article: https://banneroftruth.org/us/resour...philpot-and-john-h-newman-a-vital-difference/

 

[Pioneer3mm]

You are in the Semper Reformanda Forum.

A few quick points from the article linked below:

"What was the vital difference between these two men?"

"Newman makes no mention of his sin or repenting of it, neither does he express any hope of salvation in the finished work of Jesus Christ; rather he seems to describe coming to an intellectual belief in the existence of God."

"In contrast, at a later date, Philpot was brought to feel his state as a sinner, his own inability to save himself in any way and his own hope of salvation as being in Jesus Christ alone."

Complete article: https://banneroftruth.org/us/resour...philpot-and-john-h-newman-a-vital-difference/

Interesting article.
Especially, the first point..
"While both considered the Bible to be inspired word of God, they differed.."