What is Open Theism?
Confession: I’ve been a bit too busy this week to prepare an original article, so I thought I’d defer to the always-provocative Greg Boyd (can’t get enough, I know!). A debate has raged for centuries...
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Calvinism: What Up Wit Dat?
Ahh, church hunting. The ups and downs. Trying to find that perfect church, that must be out there, just around the corner… Jessica and I have found a church nearby that we like. Quite a lot. A...
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Sovereignty of God
Going with yesterday's post, I just thought this looked pretty cool The question regarding wills is always a difficult one and requires lots of nuance, I think, so that it does not drift or go astray....
View ArticleSome thoughts on the Problem of Evil
Well right away, the problem with the problem of evil is that we first begin by abstracting it. We ask the question in a neutral theism (though with some biblical traits imported), actually, more...
View Article“Our God will deliver us…but if not, we will not serve your gods”: Some...
The following is a paraphrase by the three men, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, thrown into the fire for refusing to worship the gods of Babylon, more importantly, the gods of King Nebuchadnezzar....
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Sovereignty Redux: Providence and Permission
Continuing on a post long ago about how man interacts with the Sovereignty of God, I’ve been back and forth but retained essentially the same position. That is, somehow man is responsible and...
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Plato was a Thief
Through a couple conferences I’ve been to, through my congregation’s ecclesial network, and the conversation with a couple others, the phrase ‘metaphor’ has come up more than once. The context of this...
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