There was a recent conversation between my friends on the topic of whether the Son and Spirit possess aseity. I think some good points are made on each side of the conversation. So, I figured that I would let my … Continue reading The Aseity of the Son and Spirit
This is a conversation from discord with some added comments. Atheist: 1. TAG is just a deist argument First notice that TAG is a deist argument. If it convinced you, you’d be a deist, not a Christian. The apologist would … Continue reading Generically Atheist
[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
[responsivevoice_button] There was a good exchange on the issue of eternal generation between Jimmy Stephens and Chris Matthews. Chris himself has a transcript of the conversation with definitions and helpful footnotes. So, I wish to share it because it advances … Continue reading The Stephens/Matthew Discussion on Eternal Generation
[responsivevoice_button] Jimmy Stephens: Each of these consequences can be rephrased as a precondition. We might start with the first consequence, “No person determines moral facts.” This is more or less the is-ought gap. If there are moral facts, they must … Continue reading Is Christian Ethics Subjectivism?
[responsivevoice_button] I’m posting some of Jimmy Stephens’ statements on an issue to see if Steve Hays(or someone else) will give their thoughts on it: I have a question. Can Jesus desire to sin? The traditional answer is no, Jesus cannot. … Continue reading Impeccability and Temptation
[responsivevoice_button] The following are just some things Jimmy Stephens has said about EG and Divine Simplicity: If the divine essence is one, shared by all three Persons, then the properties/attributes/perfections/what have you, by which we define the essence as revealed, … Continue reading Generation and Simplicity
[responsivevoice_button] This article isn’t for the faint of heart. This will be a long conversation with regards to the issue of epistemic norms, ethical norms, and where we find them as categorical or hypothetical. For the distinction between categorical and … Continue reading The Moral Nature of Epistemic Norms
[responsivevoice_button] Here is a conversation that Jimmy Stephens had about TACT: JonathynTalks: What is your response to the idea that we must go through every worldview individually for TAG to work again? I don’t remember your last response Jimmy Stephens: … Continue reading Infinite Claims
[responsivevoice_button] Jimmy Stephens had a conversation with some Orthdox people about extra-Biblical tradition: Apostleship has no inherently authority. . .for it’s merely a title, to be fair. No, actually, this is partly how NT inspiriation ties in with verses about … Continue reading Apostleship and Tradition
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