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The Covenanted Reformation Defended Against
Contemporary Schismatics: A Response and Antidote Primarily
to the Neopresbyterian Malignancy and Misrepresentations, and the Manufactured
"Steelite" Controversy, Found in Richard Bacon's A Defense Departed;
With a Refutation of Bacon's Independency, Popery, Arminianism, Anabaptism and
Various Other Heresies (Including an Exhibition of His Opposition to Scripture
and the Covenanted Reformation, in General; and His Opposition to John Calvin,
John Knox, the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland [Especially
1638-1649], Samuel Rutherford, George Gillespie, the Testimony of the
Covenanter Martyrs, the Reformed Presbytery, the Puritan Reformed Church of
Edmonton and a Host of Other Prominent Reformers from Past Generations, in
Particular) -- With Copious Notes on Mr. Bacon's Backsliding and His Blackening
of the Blue Banner; as Well as Various Replies to Other Modern Malignants by
Greg Barrow (Greg Price, Reg Barrow, Larry Birger, et al.)
A. The Puritan Reformed Church considers Mr. Bacon an erring and disorderly brother in the Lord
B. The Puritan Reformed Church desires Mr. Bacon's correction
C. A description of the format of this response
D. Mr. Bacon has misstated the issues
A. Mr. Bacon appeals to the majority
B. Mr. Bacon condemns the Covenanter martyrs as being too rigid and implies that the Covenanters strayed from the doctrines of Second Reformation Presbyterianism
C. A Description of Richard Cameron's martyrdom
A. Mr. Bacon's charges are scandalously unqualified
B. The disposition of the Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton toward those who disagree with us
C. The true state of the question
D. The doctrinal position of the Puritan Reformed Church regarding the "being" and "well being" of the Church as it relates to the term "true church"
a. The Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter (25:2) defines an essentially true church as having one mark, viz., the profession of the true religion
b. An examination of the Reformers doctrine regarding the "being" of the church
c. The Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton unequivocally states that there are many truly constituted churches (essentially considered) in the world
d. Distinguishing between the "being" and the "well being" of the church
e. The Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton agrees with both Samuel Rutherford and the 1560 Scottish Confession, while Mr. Bacon misrepresents all parties involved
f. What is Mr. Bacon really saying about all other churches when he attempts to form a new presbytery instead of joining an already existing one?
g. Mr. Bacon is a promoter of independent denominationalism
h. The worldwide vision of the Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton
A. The Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton unequivocally states that it is NOT necessary to swear the Solemn League and Covenant to be a truly constituted church (as to "being" or essence)
B. The true state of the question
C. The Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton maintains that, in a land already bound by the covenants, it is necessary to own and renew the National Covenant and the Solemn League and Covenant to be a truly constituted church as to well being, viz., a faithful church
D. Mr. Bacon ignorantly compares us to keepers of Roman Catholic tradition
E. Mr. Bacon unwittingly becomes an Arminian spokesman
F. Mr. Bacon admits his confusion in his "Defense Departed"
G. A description of the Covenants, their binding nature, purpose, and relevance to the modern day church
a. The Original Intent of the Covenanters was to Swear an Everlasting Covenant Never to be Forgotten
o In what sense are these covenants deemed everlasting and perpetual?
o A definition of the term "moral person"
o The deep pit of covenant breaking
b. The National Covenant and the Solemn League and Covenant are intended to maintain and preserve the truly constituted church (bene esse), and are not intended to create a truly constituted church (esse)
o The Purpose of Swearing the National Covenant and the Solemn League and Covenant
o Mr. Bacon says it is not necessary to take the Covenant of the three kingdoms
c. The covenanting parties in the National Covenant and the Solemn League and Covenant
o Mr. Bacon disputes with John Cunningham, John Guthrie and Thomas M'Crie
d. Who are the posterity referred to in the Covenants?
o Canada and the United States were a part of "his Majesty's dominions" when the Covenant was sworn and consequently we are morally and formally bound to own, renew, and adopt these "everlasting covenants"
e. The Essence of Covenants _ Intrinsic Obligation
o Moral obligation without formal obligation is precisely what Mr. Bacon pleads for. This, in essence, destroys the whole concept of covenanting
f. Do the Circumstantial details of the Solemn League and Covenant bind us?
g. Positive Application of the Covenants to modern Times and Circumstances
o Covenant Renewal
o Alexander Henderson agrees with the Reformed Presbytery (the so-called Steelites)
h. The Negative Sanction of the Covenants _ Withdrawal, Censure and Separation
o Covenant subscription is a term of communion for all members of Church and State (in a Covenanted nation)
o An examination of the Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. (1638-1649 Inclusive)
o Excommunication of those who would not swear or subscribe the Confession of Faith in Geneva
o The faithful contendings of the "Protesters", exemplifying their steadfast application of the biblical principles of withdrawing and separating from corrupt individuals and pretended assemblies Samuel Rutherford refuses to serve communion with Reformed Presbyterian ministers, Robert Blair and James Wood
o The "Protesters" walk out of General Assembly of 1651, denying the "Resolutioners" pretended authority
o Distinguishing between the "settled" and "broken" state of the Church
A. Mr. Bacon has not done his homework - a direct refutation of his libel regarding the PRCE's view of their own subordinate standards
B. What are terms of communion?
C. An examination of Mr. Bacon's Popish principles
D. A Triple Standard in the Reformation Presbyterian Church?
E. An examination of Mr. Bacon's latitudinarian principles in regard to his terms of communion
F. The danger of latitudinarian schemes of union and fellowship
o The Apostles Creed as a Term of Communion?
G. Does Joining the Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton require Implicit Faith?
H. How does one become a member of the Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton?
o The Rights of Visible Church Members
o What are the qualifications for Baptism?
o What are the qualifications for admission to the Lord's Table? _ (positive/negative)
o What did the Reformers mean by such as are "found to be ignorant" in Larger Catechism #173?
o The Westminster Divines define what they understood to be the minimal competent knowledge necessary to be admitted to the Lord's Table
o Mr. Bacon teaches something distinctly different from the Westminster Larger Catechism
o Positive and Negative Agreement in the membership and communion of the church
I. The Extensive Nature of Terms of Communion
a. Fully Subscribing to Confessions and Catechisms is a term of communion b. That Presbyterial Church Government and manner of worship are alone of divine right and unalterable; and that the most perfect model of these as yet attained, is exhibited in the Form of Government and Directory for Worship, adopted by the Church of Scotland in the Second Reformation
c. Taking and Renewing Covenants are a term of communion
d. Historical Testimony as a term of Communion
o How did the General Assembly of Scotland view their own history?
o Are our terms of communion too lengthy?
e. Mr. Bacon absurdly condemns our last Term of Communion
J. Conclusion
Form of Examination for Communion approved by the Scottish General Assembly of 1592 (96 questions)
The Six Terms of Communion of the Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton
End of the book The Covenanted Reformation Defended Against Contemporary
Schismatics
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Bacon Bits:
Richard Bacon's Straw Man "Steelite Controversy" Torched By Faithful
Covenanters (Sometimes Called Cameronians, Steelites, etc.) by Greg
Price, Larry Birger, et al. (These short
"Bacon Bits" are not meant to be a full response to the sectarians in
Rowlett (who oppose the Covenanted Reformation and uniformity found in the
public subordinate standards and covenants emitted and upheld by the
Westminster Divines -- all which are agreeable to and based upon the alone
infallible standard, the Word of God). The full length response to Dick Bacon's
Defense Departed, by Greg Barrow, is outlined above. These
"Bacon Bits" merely cover some of the more obvious blunders, poor
scholarship and misrepresentations of Bacon, one of the chief malignants of our
day. It may also be interesting for the reader to note that though we had to be
informed of Bacon's attack upon our positions through a third party (as Bacon
never had the courage to send his attacks on us to us directly), we have always
responded directly to Dick Bacon. To this day Dick Bacon has not contacted us
directly to answer any of our responses to his unfounded charges.)
A Brief
Defence of Dissociation in The Present Circumstances (1996) by the
Session of the Puritan Reformed Church of Edmonton/Prince George (Explains why Christians should separate themselves
from those groups which deny biblical truth and its implications.)
A Letter of
Clarification, 27 October 1997 by Kevin Reed (Another response to the misrepresentations [this
time regarding Kevin Reed's "Testimony Against Prominent Errors"]
promoted by Richard Bacon and the those who follow him.)
A Brief
Narrative Respecting My Conflicts with FPCR by Kevin Reed (Dated January, 1998, Reed notes, "It is with
sadness that I set down the following account. I did not wish to write it. Even
after the passage of many years, the fresh recollection of the events described
in this narrative evokes grief. I take no pleasure in the ongoing controversy.
Nevertheless, recent attacks, issued by persons at First Presbyterian Church of
Rowlett [FPCR] (on their church web site) have made this response
necessary.")
Calvin, Close
Communion and the Coming Reformation (a book review of Alexander and
Rufus... by John Anderson [1862]) by Reg Barrow (Shows how
Calvin practiced close communion and how the biblical view of this ordinance is
intended to purify the individual, church and state. Refutes the Popish and
paedocommunion heresies [regarding this sacrament], as well as all views of
open communion. Also argues that Arminians, anti-paedobaptists,
anti-regulativists, and all those who openly violate the law of God [and are
unrepentant] should be barred from the Lord's table -- as a corrective measure
ordained of God for their recovery.)
Paleopresbyterianism
Versus Neopresbyterianism by Michael Wagner
Terms of
Ministerial and Christian Communion in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and In
Our Day, In the Puritan Reformed Church; With Explanatory Dialogue (Including
"The Biblical and Logical Necessity of Uninspired Creeds")
by Larry Birger (This delightful dialogue,
between Hans [a paleopresbyterian] and Franz [a neo-turned-paleopresbyterian].
In the process, this enjoyable work sets forth in a very clear,
easy-to-understand way a number of the more controversial and misunderstood
teachings adopted by the PRC and promoted by SWRB in their return to the
biblical attainments of the Second, or Covenanted Reformation on the British
Isles. The conversation begins with "The Biblical and Logical Necessity of
Uninspired Creeds", where Hans shows Franz that Franz's rejection of uninspired
creeds is itself an uninspired creed. After several months of study Franz is
now interested in joining Hans' Covenanter church, but has been confused and
unsettled by the charges of his friend [a member of the RPCNA]. This RPCNA
friend alleges that Hans' church is a continuation of the "schism" of
the "Steelites", and that they are "basically Papists, putting
uninspired works on a par with the Bible and then abusing [their] church
authority by requiring faith in the church, rather than in the word of
God." Hans then goes through and explains pertinent aspects of each term
of communion, demonstrating that the RPCNA friend's charges and objections are
entirely inaccurate, vindicating in the process precious and vital truths of
the Reformation. This easy-reading and mild-mannered dialogue includes an index
of topics discussed and objections raised, and is an excellent
introduction to the true Covenanter position
[i.e. the position of the Westminster Assembly and the Church of Scotland during
the Second Reformation] and an effective antidote to the kinds of
unfounded slanders circulated by those who
are unwilling to see the truth. See also Birger's powerful testimony against
the PCA, Why the
PCA is Not a Duly Constituted Church and Why Faithful Christians Should
Separate from this Corrupted "Communion", and Reg Barrow's
thorough expose and refutation of Doug Wilson's many dangerous doctrines
[including an answer to charges of Anabaptism, a critique of Wilson's and many
modern Theonomists' false and anti-reformational view of civil government as it
expresses itself on the issue of pornography, an essay on Calvin's and the
Westminster Confession's views of the visible church, and more!] in Saul in the Cave of
Adullam: A Testimony Against the Fashionable Sub-Calvinism of Doug Wilson
[Editor of Credenda/Agenda Magazine]; and, for Classical
Protestantism and the Attainments of the Second Reformation. Barrow's
fifth reply to Wilson [found in Saul in the Cave] is an
especially devastating reply.
The Reformed
View of Schism by Andrew Clarkson.
(The Reformers often said "that to avoid schism we must separate."
This should give the perceptive reader some indication of how badly
misunderstood the biblical teaching regarding schism and separation (which
should be differentiated in many ways) has become in our day. Sadly, some of
the most anti-Reformed work on this subject has been written by contemporary
individuals, who, though calling themselves Reformed, "understanding
neither what they say, nor whereof they affirm" (1 Tim. 1:7). This excerpt
from Clarkson's Plain Reasons for Presbyterians Dissenting should
contribute much to correcting the promotion of unbiblical ecumenism and place
this doctrine back on its Scriptural foundation -- which was recovered during
the Reformation. Clarkson cites Beza, Rutherford, Gillespie, Dickson, Durham,
McWard (Rutherford's "disciple"), Marshal, Watson, Owen, Burroughs,
and many others, while defending the truth about schism. Objections brought
against the Reformation view of schism are also carefully answered. This is
probably the single best short treatment of this subject.)
Plain Reasons
for Presbyterians Dissenting from the Revolution Church of Scotland. Also,
Their Principles Concerning Civil Government, and the Difference Betwixt the
Reformation and Revolution Principles (1731) by Andrew Clarkson (The table of contents contained in this file can
serve as a kind of summary of second Reformation thought concerning the church,
state, separation, schism, worship, civil dissent, church planting, opposition
to idolatry and tyranny, and much more!)
Whether it
be lawful, just, and expedient, that the taking of the Solemn League and
Covenant be enjoined by the Parliament upon all persons in the kingdom under a
considerable penalty by George Gillespie (CHAPTER XVI. of "A Treatise of Miscellany
Questions," pp. 85-88 from The Works of George Gillespie
volume 2, Still Waters Revival Books reprint. Includes "Nine particulars
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grounds and reasons of such an ordinance and appointment may be eleven. - Four
objections answered. - How this ordinance would not be tyranny over men's consciences.
- The covenant is no temporary obligation. - If such an ordinance to the army
be scandalum acceptum, then the not
making of it is scandalum datum.
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people are admitted to to the Lord's Supper. The "rare bound
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arguments not found in this tape set, but generally containing less detail. McKnight's
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Touches on higher criticism and the debate over bible version, upholding the
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"extra-biblical" terms of communion are not only required by
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Explains and defends the second term of communion, which is "That the
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Explains and defends the third term of communion, which is "That
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