Nick: we take Jesus to have two intellects/mentalities. You’d say Jesus doesn’t have two minds yes? If so. How would you differentiate a mind from a mentality? Jimmy: It’s clearer to start with what you think demarcates the Trinitarian persons … Continue reading Mentality over Mind?
Nick: Change involves time. But there was no time for God to produce a change. So we wonder firstly what change is without time but.. If it was created, then we changed from a state of no change, to change. … Continue reading Change
The Errors of the Catholic Church: Continue reading The Errors of the Catholic Church
My critique of Sam @shamounian’s & @WilliamAlbrecht’s review of my Mariology debate with @RSungenis – YouTube Continue reading The Destruction of Albrecht and Shamoun on the Marian Dogmas
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?
Sam Shamoun on Twitter: “@Sketo80 @Soteriology101 It may be the case that your god hasn’t decreed for Leighton to answer your question. Therefore, stop whining against the potter and what he has determined will come to pass, you decrepit, vile … Continue reading Shamoun’s Obsession with Provisionists
Here is a dialogue regarding the Stroudian objection and I will add any updates when they come about. For other occasions and dialogues about such: Bosserman on Stroud’s Objection – The Council (spirited-tech.com) Stroud and Van Til – The Council … Continue reading The Stroudian Objection and TACT
In this article, Jimmy and I are going to address the objections of a collaborative youtube channel called Scholastic Lutherans. This channel uploaded video last December on the topic of Presuppositionalism, providing some objections. Here, we respond to the objections … Continue reading Scholastic Lutherans’ Objections to Presuppositionalism
Jimmy Stephens: Van Til means that God is exhaustively personal. God has personality or personhood in a way that is self-contained. By comparison, I’m unipersonal in my personhood where God is tripersonal, remembering that I’m an analogical reflection of God’s … Continue reading Van Til’s Serious Trinitarian Theology
Dr. James Anderson explains how the denial of the atonement is an issue for Islam: The obvious problem with this response is that it openly equivocates on the term justice. In essence, it argues that God sometimes “concedes justice” (“in its … Continue reading Arbitrary Justice in Islam
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