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Tag Archives: free-will
A Critique of John Piper’s Theodicy: “Is God Morally Color-Blind?” Part 2
If anyone has read the works of John Piper, Jonathan Edwards or any mainstream Calvinist you know that they are committed to the view that God’s sovereignty means God has exhaustively decreed every act of men (and demons), such that … Continue reading
Posted in Critiquing Calvinism
Tagged Calvinism and evil, Calvinism debunked, Calvinism theodicy, calvinism vs. arminianism, Calvinism's Inconsistency, Critiquing John Piper, Dark side of Calvinism, Debating Arminian theology vs. Calvinism, defending arminianism, free-will, John Piper and Calvinism, John Piper quotes
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Calvinism’s Engineered “Freedom”
In dealing with free-will the Calvinist skillfully maneuvers the discussion into a framework where he can give lip-service to “free-will,” but in doing so he mars the common sense, standard understanding “freedom” beyond any semblance of recognition. Let’s take sin’s … Continue reading
Posted in Critiquing Calvinism
Tagged Arminian free-will defended, Arminianism vs Calvinism, Calvinism Nonsense, Calvinism understanding of free-will, Calvinism understanding of freedom, debunking Calvinism free-will, defending free-will, Defending free-will against Calvinism, free-will, free-will understand defined, inconsistency of Calvinism
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Atheism and Morality
Atheists like Christopher Hitchens (RIP) and others who think in the same vein will often say their disdain for the God hypothesis is that it posits a celestial dictator that quenches freedom and forces people to love Him or face … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics and Athiesm
Tagged atheistic morality, Christopher Hitchens, free-will, freedom, God, moral argument
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A Theology in Tension 