The following video was from a breakout session within the “Rethinking Hell Conference” at Fuller Seminary:
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One of the main emphases of this blog is to reveal how the Body of Christ itself is constructing within itself the paradigm of God’s universal love and salvation of…
The Glorious Multi-faceted Cross! In brief review, we learned that to assume the penal substitutionary death of Christ as THE explanation for what occurred on the cross is false. Again,…
Dr. Tim Keller remains a powerful source of revelation in the Church due to his continual inability to resist saying things he’s not supposed to mean – statements which point…
Updated January 8, 2014: We have discovered yet even more evidence within the Body of Christ which expose our inherent faith in “Christian Universalism” (= the absolute success of the cross for…
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Note to USAToday, Christianity.com and Crosswalk.com readers: Interestingly the reference to Tim Keller’s article is actually our refutation of Keller’s belief that the nature of hell is a place of…
Does God “force” His salvation on people and make them love Him like a “Stepford Wife”? Or does He just provide all that He can do to save us and…
Okay, maybe Calvinism doesn’t lead to universalism inexorably–as if every Calvinist must become a universalist. However, many leading universalist theologians are/were Reformed and believed that their Calvinist concepts of God’s…
“I would have to wonder how a God of love can enjoy love from creatures that is not given freely. Of course, someone might argue that, in the end,…
The doctrine most contested within Calvinism is that of the “Limited Atonement” or “Particular Redemption.” This has produced the myriad of “four-point Calvinists” or the so-called 4.5 Calvinism of neo-Reformers…
I read J. I. Packer’s Introduction to John Owen’s Death of Death in the Death of Christ as I was being challenged out of my Arminian position into the Reformed…
The main reason I changed my view from an Arminian to the Reformed perspective was the challenge to the free-will assumption. It was a very theologically disruptive time for me…