I was recently asked on twitter about my view of salvation and how I viewed it in light of my recent postings on Molinism. My simple, twitterish, response was: “I believe that the Holy Spirit moves on, prompts, and draws all men to Christ. This prompted an email from one reader who wanted to probe [...]
One of the strongest objections to the doctrine of Molinism is what has commonly been called “the grounding objection” which, stated simply, is; “Where is God’s knowledge in future events grounded?” Many who ask this question object the idea that, if God’s knowledge is based in his eternal decree then Molinism is undone because it [...]
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What if I were to tell you that I had a perfectly rational explanation to the question of free will and predestination that has been ravaging the Church of Jesus Christ for centuries? I bet you would think that I was mad, unlearned (after all, what have all the highly educated theologians been fighting about), [...]
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