I wish to share a quote from Dr. John Currid on the glory of God: But the word glory is also employed in a qualitative sense in the Bible. It can refer to something that is weighty, heavy, or filled with … Continue reading Greater than the Temple
The Omniscient Lord: How Does God Know Things? by Chris Matthew In this limited treatment of God’s knowledge, I hope to begin by discussing the accommodated nature of propositions, followed by an excursus on God’s self-consciousness, and close with an … Continue reading The Omniscient Lord: How Does God Know Things?
Chris Matthew responds to an argument making the rounds on Twitter: “Wretched” is an apt term, if not an understatement, for something as difficult as this. Before I begin my rejoinder, though, I’ll reproduce the argument here: P1. God’s Creatorhood … Continue reading A Rejoinder to the Wretched Argument
1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made. 4 In Him was life, and the life was the … Continue reading Does John’s Logos theology prove Eternal Generation?
There are some of my friends that appeal to John Calvin’s reformulation of eternal generation. I think Calvin’s formulation fails for several reasons. Dr. John Frame wrote: Certainly, creation ex nihilo is inappropriate within the Godhead, as the church insisted … Continue reading John Calvin on Eternal Generation
I may have some thoughts on this debate at another time. If not, then just enjoy the show. Continue reading Is Jesus the God of the Bible?
I recently was asked a question from a Unitarian about 1 Cor. 8:6 and Shema. It was in the context of an argument from an article in response to another Unitarian. http://spirited-tech.com/COG/2018/12/21/creator-over-all/ Here is how the conversation(with editing) went: 4 So … Continue reading The Christian Shema
I had a recent conversation regarding the Incarnation with Open Theist Will Duffy. Here is an edited version of that conversation: TheSire: ” A sequential change happened with God the Son, as He went from one nature to two natures. … Continue reading Duffy on the Incarnation
[responsivevoice_button] This is a dialogue about whether it is possible for the Islamic conception of God to be loving, kind, and personal prior to creation. Jimmy Stephens: It might be helpful to start by some charitable investigation of each other’s … Continue reading Unitarianism and God’s Loving Kindness
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