sovereignty

The results are in. So what now?

08 May 2015 Stephen Kneale

The votes have been counted and the government is in. The UK has elected a Conservative majority government and the people of Scotland have overwhelmingly

God’s power made perfect in weakness (even in this small way)

06 April 2015 Stephen Kneale

It is Easter Monday. The last day of the Easter period (mainly noted here because Easter Sunday is a bank holiday and so it stands

God, Utilitarianism & Deontological Ethics

04 December 2014 Stephen Kneale

I have been struck by two interesting (almost certainly not original) thoughts. The first is clear and obvious: God’s law exists for our benefit. Though

Middle Knowledge, Free Will and the Reformed Schema

02 December 2013 Stephen Kneale

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

Free will, sin and the sovereignty of God

06 August 2013 Stephen Kneale

I have had cause to think through issues of theodicy, sovereignty and free will of late. Specifically, I have been keen to re-evaluate how far Molinism and