N. T. Wright is actually a Calvinist, but his emphases on understanding the full breadth of atonement theory and priority of the gospels in understanding the cross are excellent correctives in regards to much of the debate on this subject.
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- If Jesus Died for All to Save Them Yet Not All Are Saved, Does That Mean He Failed or That He Requires the Lost to Pay for Sins Already Paid For?
- William Burt Pope on the Creation and Nature of Man
- The Arminian Magazine 17 Issue 1 (Spring 1999)
- Who Is Jesus Christ? (Global Methodist Church Catechism)
- Richard Coords, “Proverbs 11:30”
