Fisher in a private conversation stated that he rejects omnipresence. That leaves him in a difficult spot where God appears to be everywhere or at least imply that he is in many different locations. Where shall I go from your Spirit? … Continue reading Fishing for God
I’ll be taking a look at the Will Duffy debate with Matt Slick on Open Theism. Will Duffy provided his opening statement on his website and I’ll be using that to criticize. I will not be responding to the whole … Continue reading Is Open Theism a Proper Representation of the God of Scripture? Matt Slick vs Will Duffy
I understand that Open Theist are on a spectrum and have many different ideas about how to go about crafting a worldview. Of course, Chris Fisher is more on the exegetical side of the debate. He tries to tie in … Continue reading Fisher on Metaphysics
Recently, Chris Fisher has chosen to “respond” to my article. The video starts with a dance video and like most things about this video he disappoints us with a lesser quality one than in his first response to me. He starts with the So-called substance of his video complaining about the title of the article I wrote. I think that’s a moment where those that live in glass houses shouldn’t throw boulders. I didn’t know we were dealing with creative titles with the “God is open” folks. This sounds as if your website is dedicated to the issue of a … Continue reading Open gods and Closed Minds
I’ll be responding to an article by Joe Sabo — along with the podcast discussion he recorded with Chris Fisher — written in response to my article on Open Theism. Joe Sabo is a contributor to the God is Open … Continue reading God isn’t Open
Open theism usually can be divided into two. Some are open theists for philosophical reasons and others for exegetical reasons. Those are just serious proponents of the movement. Some think that using anthropomorphism is an arbitrary exegetical move and therefore … Continue reading Why I’m not an Open Theist
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