It is a common objection to suppose that Calvinism suffers from an ancient heresy that denied that Jesus had two wills or that merely one of the wills are not equally involved in Christ’s life. This is how the Orthodox … Continue reading Is Calvinism Monoenergism?
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This is where Chris Matthew answers my friend’s question in regards to the relationship between the offer of the gospel and Calvinism: QUESTION: If limited atonement is true we find ourselves with a bit of a problem. Christ commands people … Continue reading The Well-Meant Offer
Recently, a debate over limited atonement happened between Matt Slick and Sam Shamoun. In my estimation, Sam won the debate and it wasn’t close. Sam was nice enough to provide his notes to Slick prior to the debate. Slick looked … Continue reading Limited Attention?
[responsivevoice_button] I wish to collect the ideas of John Cranman and the critiques of him that I find most successful. We have had some extensive dialogue with him and his friend and I think we can codify some of these … Continue reading Divine Intentions and Human History
There has been a discussion for how Reformed Christians should understand the usefulness and the errors in the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas. I think like every thinker that he is a mixed bag and you will have to weight aspects … Continue reading A Reformed Look at Aquinas
There are some responses from Leighton in the comment section that we can also clean up: “A bypass of God-given character and desires” So presume the mad scientist doesn’t bypass you’re God-given character and desires but by means of the … Continue reading (Part 2): Guillaume Responds to Leighton Flowers, Tim Stratton, & Braxton Hunter.
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