The late Steve Hays (1959-2020) was a Calvinist (and anti-Catholic) apologist, who was very active on his blog, called Triablogue (now continued by Jason The late Calvinist Steve Hays tried to vainly argue that I was dishonest and out to sea in arguing that St. Paul prayed for the dead man Onesiphorus (2 Tim 1:16-18).
The late Steve Hays made a response to me on 14 January 2010 entitled "Up from the acorn." It mostly had to do with the Jerusalem Council (Acts 15) and I reply to various objections to the Catholic and "episcopal" interpretation of the Jerusalem Council (Acts 15) made by the late anti-Catholic Calvinist Steve Hays.
Jason Engwer is a prolific Protestant anti-Catholic apologist and webmaster of the site, Triablogue. He used to interact with me from 2000 to 2010 or so I tackle several rapid-fire supposed prooftexts for eternal security, presented by anti-Catholic evangelical apologist Jason Engwer, & show that apostasy is possible.
Jason Engwer is a prolific Protestant anti-Catholic apologist and webmaster of the site, Triablogue. He used to interact with me from 2000 to 2010 or so The exact nature of justification, relationship of faith and works, and sanctification and justification are discussed in reply to anti-Catholic Jason Engwer.
Vs. Jason Engwer Jason Engwer is a prolific Protestant anti-Catholic apologist and webmaster of the site, Triablogue. He used to interact with me from Protestant evangelical apologist Jason Engwer addresses the question, "does baptism save?", contending that "saves" in 1 Peter 3:21 refers merely to sanctification.