Simplicity. Divine

Remonstrance Episode #6: What Is the Will of God?

April 6, 2017, posted by Remonstrance

If you can’t see the player above follow this link to the episode: Remonstrance Episode #6 This episode of Remonstrance is entirely devoted to the question, “What is the will of God?” We first discuss…

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Ben Witherington and Keith Stanglin, Jacob Arminius, Theologian of Grace – Part Fourteen

August 5, 2016, posted by SEA

BEN: As we conclude this discussion, let’s talk about the practical implications of Arminius’ thought for today. It seems clear to me that Arminius, and Wesley as well, would have rejected recent ideas that have…

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Ben Witherington and Keith Stanglin, Jacob Arminius, Theologian of Grace – Part Five

May 26, 2016, posted by SEA

BEN: Would it be correct to say that Arminius rejects Calvin’s strong distinction between the secret decrees and will of God and the revealed will of God, which allowed for the possibility that God’s revealed…

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Ben Witherington and Keith Stanglin, Jacob Arminius, Theologian of Grace– Part Two

May 3, 2016, posted by SEA

BEN: Jacob Arminius seems to be a frequently misrepresented theologian, whose works have been neglected, and lack readily accessible translations into English from the Latin and Dutch. To what would you attribute this neglect, and…

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Joshua Thibodaux, The Fallacies of Calvinist Apologetics – Fallacies #12 & #13: The Arminian View of Divine Foreknowledge Attacks God’s Simplicity and Immutability

April 12, 2016, posted by Steven Wolf

Related Fallacies: Conflation Hasty Generalization Oversimplification Tim Prussic attempts to salvage his hopeless case after I pointed out his fallacious reasoning concerning God’s aseity. Tim makes a tenuous appeal to divine simplicity; in his words,…

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Roger Olson, “Intuitive Evangelical Theology versus Scholastic Evangelical Theology: ‘Classical Christian Theism’ as Case Study”

September 22, 2014, posted by SEA

I have long been impressed by how foreign scholastic evangelical theology is to even the most devout, biblically literate evangelical lay people. What do I mean by “scholastic evangelical theology?” I don’t know a better…

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A Day With Arminius
Session 3: Providence and Predestination

June 26, 2013, posted by Martin Glynn

This is the third video in a fantastic series of lectures by Dr. Keith Stanglin and Dr. Thomas McCall on who Jacob Arminius was, and what he believed. McCall and Stranglin wrote the book Jacob…

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A Day With Arminius
Session 2: God and Creation

June 25, 2013, posted by Martin Glynn

This is the second video in a fantastic series of lectures by Dr. Keith Stanglin and Dr. Thomas McCall on who Jacob Arminius was, and what he believed. McCall and Stranglin wrote the book Jacob…

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The Fallacies of Calvinist Apologetics: The Arminian View of Divine Foreknowledge Attacks God’s Simplicity and Immutability

July 22, 2011, posted by JC_Thibodaux

Original post. Related Fallacies: Conflation Hasty Generalization Oversimplification Tim Prussic attempts to salvage his hopeless case after I pointed out his fallacious reasoning concerning God’s aseity. Tim makes a tenuous appeal to divine simplicity; in…

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