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COVID-19 and God’s Providence: An interview with my pastor
Actually, God Can: A Response to Thomas Jay Oord (Part 1)
Last week, I posted a review of Thomas Jay Oord’s book God Can’t. While the book was well written with admirable […]
problem of evil, providence, theodicy, Thomas Jay OordShould we hope that God has a reason for allowing evil?
Many people find the idea that God has a reason for allowing great evils to be implausible, even offensive. But […]
problem of evil, providence, theodicyThe Questionable Comfort of Impotent Love: A Review of God Can’t
Thomas Jay Oord. God Can’t: How to Believe in God and Love after Tragedy, Abuse, and Other Evils. SacraSage Press, 2020. […]
problem of evil, providence, review, Thomas Jay OordDoes God answer the prayers of nice rich people who want to purchase a new luxury?
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, skepticism