Jimmy Stephens stated: On the one hand, some Trinitarians envision God’s will as unitary. God has a singular will that belongs to and “activates” through or “terminates in” the Persons. They then say the Son has two wills, one belonging … Continue reading One Will or Three Wills?
Here are the interesting parts of a conversation about the sufficiency of Natural Law theory apart from the Christian God: Jimmy Stephens: This is going to mean that the powers, the goals, or some relation between the two is intrinsically … Continue reading Natural Law Theory and Autonomy
A picture from a Chris Fisher’s cult group. Warren McGrew was promoting a liberal OT scholar for their case that God has a body. I just wish to point out that scholars disagree about the nature of what ANE individuals … Continue reading Warren McGrew wants a God-Bod
John 16:12-16 12 “I still have a lot to say to you, but you cannot bear it now. 13 Yet when the Spirit of Truth comes, he’ll guide you into all truth. He won’t speak on his own accord, but he’ll speak whatever … Continue reading Spirit of Truth
Dr. John Frame: So, like Aquinas, Dolezal’s view of the Trinity is that there is one God, with three “subsistent relations.” Now it is possible that Dolezal is working with an unconventional definition of “relation.” If he is, he has … Continue reading Can Subsistent Relations be Persons?
I was in a conversation regarding whether Dr. Mullins’s view on time shared something in common with Agustine. Several open theists wished to try to explain to me that I was deeply wrong. The irony I was pointing out is … Continue reading Warren McGrew’s Gnostic love affair with Neoplatonism
I’ve been dialoguing with an LDS. Here is his latest objection: Not true. Most of these verses refer to Jesus in his glorified and resurrected state: John 14:28; 20:17; Rom. 15:6; 2 Cor. 11:31; Eph. 1:2–3, 17; 5:20; Col. 1:2–3; … Continue reading The Father is Greater than I
There has been a debate over the topic of whether the Son is eternally generated of the Father. I was referred to this article about Proverbs 8 and whether it was about Eternal Generation. I wish to give my observation … Continue reading Proverbs 8, Aseity, and Generation
Click here to watch on Youtube: Continue reading ‘Bara’ in Genesis 1:1 and ‘Creatio Ex Nihilo’. Dr. Tony Costa and Rev. Anthony Rogers
I want to quote Dr. William Lane Craig’s article on Mormonism and creation from nothing. I think this is a major biblical problem with Mormonism: The traditional Christian doctrine maintains that God is the ultimate Originator of the material universe … Continue reading Creatio ex nihilo: A Critique of the Mormon Doctrine of Creation
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