Gnosticism, according to Patheos, refers to “a philosophical and religious movement in the Greco-Roman world that claimed that the path to salvation is through secret knowledge.” Gnostic tendencies among some professing believers began in the…
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- William Burt Pope on Inspiration as a Credential of Divine Revelation
- Andrew Whitney Perkins, “Pauline Style and a Biblical Theology”
- Mark K. Olson, “John Wesley on Life after Death”
- Roy Ingle, “The Strongest Passage for Conditional Security”
- Video: J. Matthew Pinson Interviewed on the Book, Jonathan Edwards: A Reformed Arminian Engagement
