Killing Calvinism: A Book Revi...
Some books elicit interest due to their subject matter. Others do so because of their literary quality. For me, the title Killing...
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F. Leroy Forlines: Theology fo...
Few people have had more influence over the theological commitments of Free Will Baptists than Leroy Forlines (1926-present). While...
read moreDr. Linton C. Johnson: The Pas...
Dr. Charles Thigpen reflects on his history with the first president of Welch College, the flagship school of the National...
read moreTheological Triage
Discrediting Christianity is not too difficult these days: “Why work too hard or get our hands too dirty, when applying the labels...
read moreArminius on the Sanctification...
While Arminius is often known for his disagreements with Calvinism’s five points, many other aspects of his theology are often...
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In his recent essay, Jackson Watts reminds us that Arminius wholly affirmed the human will’s complete depravity and perversity after...
read moreArminius on the Human Conditio...
Determining what’s wrong with people is arguably the most important job of physicians. But the task of diagnostics goes far beyond...
read moreArminius and Calvin: Partners ...
It does not take long to sense the palpable tension between Calvinism and Arminianism. A brief overview of seminaries, blogs, and...
read moreAre We Really Together for the...
We live in an age of conferences, seminars, and mp3 downloads. Evangelicalism bulges with an excess of venues for pastoral education...
read moreOn Personal Liberty
The most basic right that persons possess is the right to personal liberty. This simply means that people are able to accomplish that...
read moreWhosoever Will: A Biblical-The...
After centuries of debate, the words “Calvinism” and “Arminianism” remain as buzz words that continue to spark discussion among...
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