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Is Preachability at the Gates of Auschwitz a Proper Measure for Good Theology?
On several occasions, I have seen Arminians make the following objection to Calvinism: if you can’t preach this to those who […]
arminianism, Auschwitz, Calvinism, open theism, pastoral theology, providenceWhy I’m grateful for open theism (even though I’m not an open theist)
A few years ago I heard a lady speak on the devastating experience of losing her son. As the extraordinarily […]
open theism, problem of evil, problem of suffering, theologyWhy John Sanders won the Unbelievable Debate on Open Theism and Heresy
The most recent episode of “Unbelievable” featured a debate between open theist John Sanders and Calvinist James White. All in […]
Calvinism, doctrine, heresy, James White, John Sanders, Justin Brierley, open theism, orthodoxy, providence, UnbelievableMeticulous Providence, Open Theism, and Twittery: A response to Greg Boyd
The other day I came across this tweet by Greg Boyd (courtesy of a Justin Brierley retweet). The tweet consists […]
Greg Boyd, meticulous providence, open theism, twitter, twittery62. Paul Helm on God, Time, and Eternity
Augustine famously commented on the nature of time, “What, then, is time? If no one ask of me, I know; […]
God, interview, open theism, Paul Helm, podcast, providence, theism, theology, time“Heresy” and Christian Publishing
This week I heard from a very intelligent and respected senior member of the evangelical community in North America. Let’s […]
Christian publishing, evangelicalism, heresy, open theism, orthodoxy, universalismIs God impotent in open theism?
davidstarlingm explains further why he believes open theism is heretical: it replaces the omniscience of God with a deity whose […]
heresy, open theism, orthodoxyWhat do we mean when we call something “heresy”?
Yesterday Davidstarlingm made the following statement concerning open theism: Open Theism is dangerous because it is very attractive and yet […]
heresy, heterodoxy, open theism, orthodoxyInerrancy faces anti-trinitarians, open theists and holocaust deniers
Ever since its founding the Evangelical Theological Society has required a core confession of its members: the inerrancy of scripture […]
anti-semitism, Bruce Ware, Clark Pinnock, ETS, inerrancy, Michael Shermer, open theism, Raul Hilberg, Trinitarianism