Bill Adams' theological writings & posts of other theologians & evangelists

JHN’s goal was to unify the church. He moved from the individual interpretation of John Calvin into the idea the Church was the interpreter of Truth.  JHN then developed an understanding of threats to Church unity: Erastianism, Liberalism, Protestantism and even Roman Catholicism.  Hence his ultimate attempt at unity was Tract 90 where he sought … More John Henry Newman – Part 3

The following per JHN perspective will be defined below: Calvinism – was the first doctrinal system JHN read. It was delivered to him by an unnamed gentleman. [page 15]. JHN rejected Calvinism at Arians – The principal heresy which denied the full Divinity of Jesus Christ, so called after its author, Arius. F. L. Cross … More John Henry Newman – Part 2

John Henry Newman (1801 – 1890) was an Anglican Priest and Tutor based in Oxford, England from 1822 – 1841. He was most known for his role as the leader of the Oxford Movement which was an attempt to connect the Church of England to the Church of Rome.  This position is referred to as … More John Henry Newman – Part 1