Great piece by @rcsprouljr. A man theologically close to me; politically poles apart. Relevant for left & right alike http://t.co/Qi6DDzE7hr — Stephen Kneale (@steve_kneale) July
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Moving from believer’s to infant baptism: a common theme
Rather mirroring the first article to which I am going to link, and despite sounding like the start of a support group introduction, I feel
A return to regeneration, indwelling and the coming of the Spirit
Almost exactly a year ago, I began tentatively exploring the nature of belief and salvation; specifically regeneration and the indwelling of the Spirit before and
Is God’s greatest pleasure to make us happy?
Many of you will have come across Victoria Osteen’s most recent internet hit. In leading the audience to participate in a time of worship, she offered
Something of a conundrum…
An issue cropped up in two separate conversations I had recently. In the first, both I and my fellow interlocutor independently reached the same conclusion
Middle Knowledge, Free Will and the Reformed Schema
I previously outlined a theodicy which sought to integrate the Molinist conception of Middle Knowledge into a framework of compablist free will that would synchronise