It’s the St. Vitus’s Day edition of the Friday Files, your weekly reminder that SEA has been posting stuff for years, and you haven’t read all of it. Unless you have, in which case it’s your reminder that we still have these articles and links on the site. Unless you didn’t need a reminder because your memory is just that good, in which case aren’t you special.
The views expressed aren’t necessarily those of SEA and its members. Same with K.W. Leslie’s summaries. Our members’ names are highlighted in blue.
“On the universal scope of the atonement.”
“The theology of grace in the thought of Jacobus Arminius and Philip van Limborch: A study in the development of seventeenth century Dutch Arminianism.”
“First Corinthians 10:13: A rejoinder to Steven Cowan.”
“The question of perseverance in Philippians 1:6.”
“On actual sins.”
“God and the problem of evil.”
“My God, why? Asking the hard questions about God and suffering.”
“Why the doctrine of inability is vital.”
“Does John 6:44 teach irresistible grace?”
“A conversation between a Calvinist and an Arminian about God’s sovereignty.”Weekly reminder: Feedreaders!
There’s no shortage of good Arminian material, both here on the SEA website, and on the blogs and websites of SEA’s members. But the best way to keep up with anything new that gets posted, is with a feedreader or news aggregator.
Visit Feeder, Feedreader, Feedly, G2Reader, Inoreader, NewsBlur, or The Old Reader. Some web browsers even have news aggregators built in, and of course plugins are available. Pick a feedreader, find your favorite blogs’ RSS or Atom feeds, plug ’em in, and let their feeds come to you.
Yep, the Friday Files are part of SEA’s feed. We have one. It’s called “Entries RSS,” and it’s at the bottom of this page. Plug that link into your feedreeder, and get us every Friday.
