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Chris Sinkinson debates John Hick on exclusivism and pluralism in religion
Looks like Justin Brierley on the Unbelievable radio show found a pastor with a Ph.D in philosophy, and he can really whip some ass. The players: John Hick is a noted philosopher and theologian who is… more →
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Pope Francis as a universalist?
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wrote 2 days ago: Edit: Here is a catholic explanation. Doesn’t sound universalist at all if you ask me… P … more →
Exclusivism from an Arminian Perspective
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wrote 2 days ago: Exclusivism is the doctrine that the only exclusive way to salvation is by grace through faith in Je … more →
Centered-Set Ekklesia
wrote 2 weeks ago: Cover via Amazon Last night I was introduced to a proposition concerning the nature of the Ekklesia. … more →
Lectionary Sermon for May 19, 2013, Pentecost Sunday, Year C, on Acts 2: 1-21
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wrote 4 weeks ago: If we were honest, many of us might admit that assuming the version of Pentecost in Acts is intended … more →
Homosexual Lion of Judah
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wrote 1 month ago: I among others was grieved this morning to review an overwhelming article from Christian News. The a … more →
Pluralism, Inclusivism, and Exclusivism: Which Is It?
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wrote 1 month ago: Have you ever been witnessing or just discussing religion with someone who responded with these obje … more →
Chris Sinkinson debates John Hick on exclusivism and pluralism in religion
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wrote 1 month ago: Looks like Justin Brierley on the Unbelievable radio show found a pastor with a Ph.D in philosophy, … more →
William Lane Craig asks: are there objective truths about God?
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wrote 1 month ago: In a lecture entitled “Are there Objective Truths About God?”, philosopher William Lane Craig respon … more →
Christianity and Interreligious Dialogue- Exclusivism, Inclusivism, and Pluralism, I think
wrote 1 month ago: http://brianjlund.com/2011/09/21/reformed-exclusivism/ Exclusivism is the belief that only one parti … more →
A God Beyond Belief
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wrote 2 months ago: Just a few weeks ago, I discussed Christian inclusivism. I stated that beliefs were not going to sav … more →
Why Belief is Problematic
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wrote 3 months ago: I wanted to continue to discuss why I use the term “abuse” in reference to much of Chris … more →
The apologetics adventures of Matt and Madeleine Flannagan in New Zealand
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wrote 5 months ago: Posted at the Christian Apologetics Alliance. Excerpt: Here in New Zealand, I am often told by evang … more →
John 14:6 may not even be about salvation
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wrote 5 months ago: Over the past two months we have been having a lot of fun talking about John 14:6. The release of B … more →
"The Christian World" and Its Shortcomings
wrote 8 months ago: Martin Marty is, unquestionably, one of the giants in Christian scholarship and publishing. Conseque … more →
Christianity and inclusivism - do all paths lead to God?
wrote 8 months ago: A friend of mine has a saying, ‘There are many mountains in the Himalayas and all of them poin … more →
You Heard it Here First: The Exclusive Need for the Proclaimed Word...
wrote 8 months ago: Having previously covered in the prior post some positive affirmations of Christ’s exclusive r … more →
Second Helvetic Confession (1)
wrote 8 months ago: I’ll begin with a couple of quotes on this Reformed Confession: “The Second Helvetic Con … more →
Progressive Revelation or The Blessed Truth that NOW We Can Eat Boganles' Country Ham Biscuits
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wrote 9 months ago: You know Peter before Acts 10 could not eat Boganles’ ham or sausage biscuits or even his moth … more →
Contrasting two approaches to religion: truth vs crutch
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wrote 9 months ago: I went to church today and we got a sermon from a guest speaker who espouses the standard felt needs … more →
