Robert Breaker says that Dr. Peter S. Ruckman COINED and USED the term, bloodless gospel.No, he didn't. The first usage of “bloodless gospel” is from Charles Phillips, a Protestant lawyer who defended the Roman Catholic Church and Catholics in the United Kingdom.He defended them so much, he was regularly invited...
Bloodless Gospel was historically never used against the sinner's prayer.1901. This from a Northfield Conference Addresses from 1901, continuing Brown's usage of bloodless gospel as a polemic against a spiritualizer. Let me read this full passage, page 345:"Once again, in this new statement, what have we new to say about...
The Bloodless Gospel was NEVER used about the Sinner's Prayer.The term was made by Charles Philips to describe evangelism without killing. The usage of “bloodless gospel” as a polemic against denying the substitutionary penal atonement was defined by Archibald Geikie Brown.Robert Breaker has a new, ahistorical definition of "bloodless gospel."...
Robert Breaker has repeatedly criticized the phrase 'come to God the best way you know how.' From 2012 to 2025, he has called it 'idiotic,' 'stupid,' 'harmful,' and a 'bloodless gospel.' Breaker claims Dr. Ruckman 'always preached against' this phrase during his ministry from the late 70s to the late...