http://Godnoliar.com/?p=69 http://twitter.com/andrewcbain [Keywords for this video: paul washer project shocking message jam sermons beat calvinism french cross holiness calvin gospel complilation german you are loved calvinist god's man catholic hell romanian humanism wife pro interview he saved me raising the bar holiness of God in romania kirk cameron repentance i am under obligation romania love isn't it enough listen interview 1 judgement loved rapture message narrow way mark of the beast on dating marriage man matthew 7 missions repentance youth faith love God love hope virtuous woman godliness vs. on joel osteen prayer total depravity the cross tongues true gospel en español revival false deautsch prophet way master jesus christ god gospel youtube ministries video biography shocking dating debate preacher why decisionism preaching espansermon shocking you message secret sermonaudio wiki 2 examine yourself rap] Washer says we need 2000 years of theologians to help us understand God's Word. But if we read the-most-orthodox-of-them-all - the Westminster Standards - the theologians fail. Note the vague and confusing concept of the "visible church" in the Shorter catechism... "Q. 95. To whom is Baptism to be administered? A. Baptism is not to be administered to any that are out of the visible church, till they profess their faith in Christ, and obedience to him;[195] but the infants of such as are members of the visible church are to be baptized." Here the Shorter Catechism defines "visible church" to mean everyone in the world who claims to be Christian. But where is this "visible church"? If it's VISIBLE, then that means you've seen it, right? But when and how could you have seen "the visible church"? The word church simply means "assembly" or "congregation". So "the visible church [assembly]" would have to be an assembly of everyone who claims to be Christian in the world. And unless I've missed this gigantic gathering, I don't see why you'd believe in this concept of "the visible ...