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Could God save us from Annihilation without the Incarnation?
The following is a summary of a paper I wrote defending Athanasius’ view of the necessity of the incarnation. I argued that given certain definitions of God, humanity, and annihilation, it is no… more →
The Well of Questions
God’s Point of Contact With Us is His Justice
Glenn wrote 2 weeks ago: As a nice change of pace I am going to provide you all with an extended quote from R.B. Thieme, Jr.: … more →
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freebornjohn wrote 5 months ago: 280 “God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent – it says so right here on the la … more →
Edwards on the Necessary Dependence of God's Will upon His Wisdom
Eric Parker wrote 6 months ago: Jonathan Edwards makes a good point concerning the necessity of God’s Wisdom against voluntari … more →
Could God save us from Annihilation without the Incarnation?
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MG wrote 7 months ago: The following is a summary of a paper I wrote defending Athanasius’ view of the necessity of t … more →
War on Terror, and Faith
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Robert Easter wrote 1 year ago: The “War on Terror.” The US has, in the past, declared war on poverty, and on drugs. In … more →
How Do You Know God is Ineffable?
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jasondulle wrote 1 year ago: It has become quite common for people to assert that we cannot know anything about God, or that anyt … more →
What Gospel?
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Robert Easter wrote 1 year ago: Today we see a vast spread of what we call Christianity. Churches are springing up worldwide, largel … more →
The Humanity of the Gods
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nephos wrote 1 year ago: The Greek perception of their gods and their humanness is one aspect of Greek myth that has engaged … more →
Philo on God
Celucien Joseph wrote 1 year ago: Philo of Alexandria was a philosopher and an adherent of Judaism. Philo synthesized Judaism with hel … more →
Hart on God
Celucien Joseph wrote 1 year ago: The Triune God is Beauty and Beautiful The most elementary statement of theological aesthetics is th … more →
Ordinary 15 / Pentecost +9 July 13, 2008
meletai wrote 1 year ago: Genesis 25:19-34 When we turn to the stories of the twin brothers Esau & Jacob in Genesis, one w … more →
God's Will Does Not Exclude Secondary Causes
Eric Parker wrote 1 year ago: The will of God, as it is the first and universal cause, does not exclude intermediate causes that h … more →
Mortification-never settle for less than the word says
tosheng wrote 1 year ago: One of the powerful acts of Sin is to to make us settle for the disposition of mind that the sin tha … more →
Three Gods or One God?
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thegodguy wrote 1 year ago: Swedenborg spent a lot of his effort on correcting the concept of Trinitarian doctrine that has been … more →
The Fathers and Theistic Arguments (3): St. John of Damascus
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MG wrote 1 year ago: This is the third part in an ongoing series of posts on the use of arguments for God’s existen … more →
Natural Consequences (3): Jeremiah on Suffering and Punishment
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MG wrote 1 year ago: What is punishment, according to the teachings of the Old and New Testaments? Is it just God repayin … more →
Natural Consequences (2): Isaiah on the Fire we Light
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MG wrote 1 year ago: Is hell just retributive punishment inflicted actively by God? The language of “punishment … more →
Natural Consequences (1): Jeremiah on Word, Fire, and Wrath
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MG wrote 1 year ago: It seems like I’m always starting series of posts that I never finish. Oh well. Anyways, this … more →
Saint Isaac the Syrian on Love and Hell
MG wrote 1 year ago: Few arguments against Christianity are stronger and more troubling than the problem of hell. The pro … more →
