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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
Could God save us from Annihilation without the Incarnation?
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MG wrote 8 months ago: The following is a summary of a paper I wrote defending Athanasius’ view of the necessity of t … more →
Natural Consequences (5): Athanasius on the Law of Death
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MG wrote 11 months ago: This post is an argument that Athanasius’ understanding of “the law of death” in h … more →
Swinburne on Interpretation of the Old Testament
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MG wrote 11 months ago: The modern world… has become very conscious of the fact that some passages of the Old Testamen … more →
Romanides on Original (Ancestral) Sin
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Solomon wrote 1 year ago: Romanides’ thesis is that the Fathers of the second and third centuries believed (contra Augus … more →
Church Authority: Reply 1
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MG wrote 1 year ago: When engaging with a sophisticated and elaborate ancient worldview that has been held by thousands o … 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 →
St. Cyril of Alexandria on Justification as Deliverance
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MG wrote 1 year ago: I remember me and Mark had a conversation at lunch back when he was still a Calvinist, but had rejec … 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 →
Conditional Election in the Incarnation
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MG wrote 1 year ago: Defenders of unconditional election will generally deny that there are any examples of God choosing … more →
Mary as Intercessor in Scripture
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MG wrote 1 year ago: There are two places where Mary acts as intercessor in Scripture: John 2:1-6And the third day there … more →
Saint Isaac the Syrian on Love and Hell
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MG wrote 1 year ago: Few arguments against Christianity are stronger and more troubling than the problem of hell. The pro … more →
Inclusivism (2): Responsibility and Knowledge in the New Testament
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MG wrote 2 years ago: A standard ethical principle is that we are can only be held fully responsible for the actions we do … more →
A Response to Donald's "Liability Standards and Sin Before God"
MG wrote 2 years ago: On Coram Deo, Donald has recently attempted to argue that libertarian freedom is not part of the gro … more →
A Response to Donald on the Sacraments
MG wrote 2 years ago: I wrote this for a comment on Coram Deo in response to arguments against high sacramental theology. … more →
Response #2 to David Nilsen
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MG wrote 2 years ago: Here’s a continuation of the discussion in the comments on the subject of Christ’s natur … more →
3rd Response to Steve Hays
MG wrote 2 years ago: After about a month of not interacting with the Triablogers or Steve Hays, I have now actually finis … more →
Trinity, Incarnation, and Libertarian Freewill
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MG wrote 2 years ago: In discussion at the Reformed Blog Coram Deo, Perry Robinson alluded to two arguments–one from … more →
2nd Response to Steve Hays
MG wrote 2 years ago: Here’s my second response to Hays“No one can be certain of what they believe.” i) I disagree. In fac … more →
