Let me tell you about Jones. He’s a very wealthy businessman, a respected philanthropist who has established an effective and […]
- Home
- Posts tagged "providence"
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 doesn’t God give everyone a miracle?
Some years ago, a friend of mine told me how, after losing his wife to cancer, he encouraged his embittered […]
apologetics, problem of evil, providence, suffering, What's So Confusing About Grace?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, theologyGod, deliver us from skepticism! (Then again, maybe not.)
The other day somebody on Twitter asked me how I manage to write so many articles. My response included noting […]
Michael Brown, miracle, providence, skepticismFailed Prayer Studies: A Response
The topic of scientific prayer studies recently came up on Twitter. As an outcome of that exchange, I committed to […]
apologetics, healing, petitionary prayer, prayer, providenceGod and the Weather Revisited
Ten days ago I posted an article titled “‘I am going to bring floodwaters on the earth…’ Could God be […]
God, hermeneutics, natural evil, providence, weatherA Case Where I Spend WAY TOO MUCH Time Analyzing a Snide Atheist Meme
Here is a tweet from the folks at “Atheist Republic”. Call it a meme if you want. (Might as well […]
atheism, bullshit, evil, falsification, problem of evil, providence, rhetoricGnu Atheism? Wildebeest and the Problem of Natural Evil
Natural evil concerns any suffering within nature which is not the result of the morally culpable actions of a moral […]
apologetics, natural evil, problem of evil, providenceDoes God exploit individuals for the benefit of others?
Yesterday I had a Twitter exchange with Justin Schieber regarding his claim that allowing person A to suffer for the benefit […]
ethics, exploitation, God, providence