Okay good because I have questions... you made a lot of statements with zero explanation of what you’re talking about
Can you elaborate on;
“basic necessities of the gospel” ??
“reformed theology being a proper theology” ??
“many false teachings and heresies” ??
“Misinterpretation of these foundational truths”
Where do you attend seminary? You sound like you have a different Bible than the rest of the world

enlighten us
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of course, I’m happy to elaborate, friend.
basic necessities of the gospel include ‘
God is God and has sovereignty over the clay (all mankind, His creation) Gen 1/John6:44
God is 3 persons, One being, in perfect unity and perfect harmony with The Father, The Son, The Holy Spirit.
Jesus is The Son of God, Jesus is also, God almighty. “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me”. From the beginning, all of the prophets (Abraham, Moses for example) who saw God, heard from God, dwelt with God; THAT was Jesus. The everlasting God. Jesus makes this explicitly clear “no one has seen the Father”, except for Jesus of course.
Mankind is expressly evil, wicked, and dead in their trespasses and sins, were not sinners because we sin, we sin, because we are sinners. No one CAN obey the law of God because of our inherit wickedness and radical depravity.
BUT God, sent His only Son, who dwelt among us, live and died a perfect sinless life, to atone for the sins of His people.
God raised Him on the third day from death, and He is now seated at the right hand of the Father.
yes, theology proper is a proper understanding of who God is, What God is, and why God is. You cannot understand this nor grasp the complexity of it outside of Reformed theology, or MONERGISM.
false teachings include the Palegianism (God works with man for his salvation) Roman Catholic Church, the adding to the gospel, or the Arianism denominations who take away from the gospel (saying Jesus was not God)
all heresies developed out of these forms of blasphemy.
I attend 2 schools currently, one of which I vehemently disagree with and left recently (Dallas theological) practically (which is good for my expertise in tearing down and exposing false teaching) I’ve recently (in the last year) switched to the SBC. and the other is my doctrinal studies. Hillsdale.