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Calvinism and God’s Love: A conversation with Guillaume Bignon
In this article I have a conversation with Guillaume Bignon about Calvinism and the concept of God’s love. Bignon is a […]
Calvinism, divine love, election, Guillaume Bignon, omnibenevolence, providence, theologyLove, 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, omnibenevolenceCalvinism 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, omnibenevolenceWho is on a tirade against Calvinism?
Does love of one’s spouse require hatred of all others?
When I was out walking the dog this afternoon I realized I left off one of the most glaring problems […]
analogy, arminianism, Calvinism, metaphor, omnibenevolenceWhy the Calvinist’s need to exclude some people from God’s love does not bode well
David Houston argues that the Calvinist has a richer view of God’s love than the Arminian. This is initially a surprising […]
arminianism, Calvinism, omnibenevolence, theologyGod loves you … but he hates that guy over there
God’s love shines through a prism I’m so confused by Calvinism Bill Mallonee, “It’s not bothering me” Many people […]
arminianism, Calvinism, election, imprecatory psalm, omnibenevolence, providence, theologyDoes God hate those he does not save?
This article was originally published at The Christian Post in January, 2010. *** Many Christians assume that God loves all […]
Calvinism, causation, free will, God, love, omnibenevolence, providenceCalvinism and the Arbitrary Camp Director Revisited: A Response to Andrew
Recently (as in within the last couple days) a student of philosophy named Andrew from the University of Auckland posted […]
arminianism, Calvinism, omnibenevolence, perfect goodness, providence