It would be possible these days, it seems to us, to attend a Reformed and Bible-based conference virtually every month – possibly even more often.
Anyone who attempted to do so might well end up extremely well-taught and godly – or mad. Either way, they would almost certainly be quite a lot poorer, given the costs involved.
And while quite a lot of events might well publicly maintain they are open to anyone, in practice they tend to attract attendees mostly from the particular theological stable of the organisers.
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