Roger Olson doesn't understand why Calvinists abhor acts of evil if they are foreordained by God. He goes so far as to say that if he h...

Matthew Tuininga discusses neo-Calvinism and distinctive Christian living. No matter how it's explained, I just don't understand ...

Catholic John Zmirak mulls over the issue of salvation. He isn't really sure about much, but he seems pretty sure the "monstrousne...

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Should Calvinists in the SBC resign from leadership positions ? Mark Rathel, theology professor at the Baptist College of Florida, wraps u...

From the author: Dear Friends, Have you ever wondered what became of the innkeeper in Bethlehem who let Mary and Joseph have their baby in...

So, if I understand Randal Rauser correctly , God doesn't enjoy complete, sovereign control over his creation. He must simply work with ...

I've posted about this before, but I don't think I can promote it too much. My wife continues to make me proud. It's availabl...

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, like most agnostic/atheistic scientists, sees no meaning in the universe. Sure, he's fascinated by i...

Take away the laughing audience and polish up the language a bit, and I think there's a sermon in there somewhere. 1 Corinthians 13:11 c...

This Week in Calvinism wouldn't be the same without Roger Olson. This time, he uses an unrealistic movie reference to show what's wr...

David Mathis, executive editor for John Piper and Desiring God, reminds us of the true story of thanksgiving : First, God created humanity f...

We are called to share the gospel, so that's exactly what we should do. If someone wishes to listen to what we have to say, all the bett...

Roger Olson addresses the question of whether or not open theism is a type of Arminianism: Open theism is, in my opinion, although mistaken...