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Tag Archives: calvinism
Saving Calvinism (Oliver Crisp)
Crisp, Oliver. Saving Calvinism: Expanding the Reformed Tradition. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsityPress, 2016. The Reformed theological tradition is like inheriting a large, albeit old house. It has many rooms and in these rooms are old treasures. The Young, Restless, and … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, theology
Tagged atonement, calvinism, election, free will, girardeau, jonathan edwards, oliver crisp
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Review: Calvin and the Calvinists (Paul Helm)
Overview: early summary of the Calvin vs the Calvinists debate but excluding the Barth factor. Application for today: Good early rebuttal against some Federal Visionists who sometimes tend to pit Calvin against Calvinists. This is an early response to the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, theology
Tagged atonement, calvinism, federal vision, john calvin, paul helm
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Calming down on Neo-Calvinism, to all
The evangelical/Calvinist resurgence in American life is properly termed “New Calvinism.” The Dutch intellectual tradition from 1880 to sort of today is Neo-Calvinism. Admittedly, new and “neo” are the same thing, but they are applied differently at different times in history. So, … Continue reading
Posted in church, Philosophy, theology
Tagged alvin plantinga, bavinck, calvinism, neo calvinism, nicholas wolterstorff
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Does Foreknowledge Change Anything?
One of the common rebuttals to Calvinism is the claim that predestination = God’s foreknowing our future decision(s) to choose or not choose him. It’s an attractive position. It allows human dignity and responsibility yet also posits a timeless God. … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged calvinism, charles hodge, divine simplicity, free will, predestination, william lane craig
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