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Choosing a name for your view of Soteriology (Infographic)
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Category Archives: Theology
Book Review: Arminian and Baptist by J. Matthew Pinson
When you hear the words Baptist and Arminian, what do you think of? Quite possibly it is the debate within the Southern Baptist convention (link) over whether it will promote Arminian (an interview with Roger Olson) or Calvinist (link from Desiring God) views on how one is saved (aka soteriology).
J. Matthew Pinson, President of Welch College, (blog) is not coming from the SBC but rather the General Baptist and Free Will Baptist tradition, which is more strongly rooted in 
the Arminian tradition. In his book Baptist and Arminian (amazon), he explores the theological views held by the founders and prominent theologians of the early General Baptist movement and argues that both they and Arminius are very Reformed in their theological outlook. This view point is often called Reformed or Classical Arminianism. Continue reading
Grace for All: Grace is Personal
The essay … The Spirit of Grace, was originally written by William G. MacDonald (link) and was edited by John D. Wagner. 
The authors present a challenge to any theologian, one that is probably not considered often enough.
The most complicating factor for system building in theology is the personhood of God. … A force, idea, or principle is far more consistent and controllable in thought than a living personality …
It is not possible, the authors contend, to fully understand grace unless we first grapple with God as One who is living and dynamic.
The concept of the grace of God is grounded in the doctrine of God’s holy Self, his personhood
The authors challenge the “working definition” of grace, Continue reading
Dead Heroes Don't Save 
