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Does Calvinism entail that I might love my child more than God does?
Last week, I presented a simple argument against God as defined in Calvinism and Islam. The core shared theological content […]
Calvinism, love, omnibenevolenceDrown the Pastor! Or, beware the angry evangelical congregation
On September 15th, the Daily Courier, the newspaper in my hometown of Kelowna, B.C., published the latest article from columnist Tim […]
church, ecclesiology, love, Tim SchroederLove comes from lousy neurons
Wow, this guy is a real charmer. Here is a great example of why scientists (Linden is a professor of […]
love, naturalism, reductionismGod in the terrifying image of a jilted lover
Aristotle famously referred to deity as the unmoved mover. And countless Christian theologians have agreed with him as they have […]
God, impassibility, love, Philip YanceyWhy it is good to love material things
The singer BJ Thomas had a minor hit with the 1970s song “Using things and loving people”. Whether or not […]
consumerism, ethics, love, materialismLove, omnibenevolence, and Francis Chan
In his recent book Erasing Hell Reformed pastor Francis Chan addresses the question “How can God be loving and still send […]
Calvinism, Francis Chan, hell, love, omnibenevolenceCan you be expected to love somebody who might not exist?
In “Does God limit evidence to protect human freedom?” I critiqued Gerald O’Collins’ claim that God limits the evidence for […]
doubt, epistemology, God, loveCalvinism at Madame Tussauds
In my article “Compassion Reformed” I claim that a Calvinist theology which accepts that God loves some creatures but not […]
arminianism, Calvinism, love, omnibenevolence