The other day one of my readers, John, asked me to share my views on “whether or not someone who has […]
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If God wants to damn your children, should you agree?
I ended off my last article on John Piper’s new video with the following quote where Piper embraces the possibility […]
Calvinism, election, John Piper, providence, Reformed, reprobation, theologyThe chief end of Man in Reformed perspective
I’m currently reading through a new book called God and Evil (InterVarsity, 2013) for review in the blog. However, a […]
Calvinism, election, Paul Copan, reprobationWhen is chocolate not chocolate, and when is love not love?
Bridezilla was very clear. She asked for a wedding cake made with chocolate and strawberries. The strawberries she got. But […]
Calvinism, divine love, election, omnibenevolence, Paul Manata, providence, Reformed theology, reprobation, William SheddGood Lovin’ Revisited: A Footnote to Calvin and the Rascals
As I was sitting here having just completed my last blog post I detected a critical hole in the argument. […]
Calvinism, damnation, divine glory, election, God, Reformed, reprobation, Sophie's choiceThe great implausibility of Calvinistic damnation (Part 1)
Walter: “I don’t see how people being tormented for eternity with no chance of parole can ever be seen as […]
Calvinism, election, hell, reprobation, Tim Challies