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Tag: Universalism

Religion, Theology

Peter Geach on Hell

We cannot be Christians, followers of Christ, we cannot even know what it is to be a Christian unless the … Continue reading Peter Geach on Hell

Religion, T.F. Torrance, Theology

Thomas F. Torrance and the Problem of Universalism

If you have access to the Scottish Journal of Theology (probably through your school library) and are into T.F. Torrance … Continue reading Thomas F. Torrance and the Problem of Universalism

Religion, Theology

Universal Atonement & The Sin of Unbelief

In a recent blog I posted I summarized Oliver Crisp’s recent argument that there is significant room within some key … Continue reading Universal Atonement & The Sin of Unbelief

Book Reviews, Books, Religion, Theology

Creating Wiggle Room for Calvinists (Deviant Calvinism Book Review)

The anti-Calvinist blogs will never stop spinning the same message – Calvinism as a system is cruel, it creates a … Continue reading Creating Wiggle Room for Calvinists (Deviant Calvinism Book Review)

Religion, Theology

Limited Atonement vs. “Unlimited” Atonement

Most people tend to think that if one is reformed one is required to hold to the doctrine of limited … Continue reading Limited Atonement vs. “Unlimited” Atonement

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