Chrysostom. John

Mike Barlotta – An Ancient Theologian tackles John 6 and Romans 9

January 19, 2015 , g1antfan , Comment Closed

John Chrysostom, a 4th century theologian, served as Bishop of Constantinople and was known for his preaching and ascetic lifestyle. What made him a noteworthy teacher was his ability and desire to be understood by…

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Chrysostom on the ‘Drawing’ and ‘Giving’ in John 6

May 6, 2011 , Godismyjudge , No Comment

Chrysostom makes a great point. John 6:45 really helps explain John 6:37 and 44. God teaches and we learn, if we choose to, but some choose not to learn. Those that learn from the Father…

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Chrysostom and Accounting for Differences

April 29, 2011 , Godismyjudge , No Comment

Calvinists sometimes argue that the fact that some people are good and others bad is evidence that God predetermines all things. The Calvinist arguments run down two distinct tracts: 1) a forking maneuver and 2)…

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