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The 3rd Rail: Unconditional Election is Not Restrictive
By Ken Hamrick See all the posts in the series, ‘The 3rd Rail’ The posts in this series are not in any particular order; but it may be helpful, before reading this one, to read the following posts: “The 3rd … Continue reading
Posted in Calvinism/Traditionalism, Indigenous Posts, SBC Issues, theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Arminianism, baptist, Baptist Centrism, belief, Calvinism, Calvinists, compatibilism, depravity, determinism, election, Eric Hankins, Faith, foreknowledge, Founders Ministries, free will, Gospel, grace, Holy Spirit, inability, Jonathan Edwards, libertarianism, libertarians, nature, Necessarians, necessity, philosophy, regeneration, revelation, Salvation, SBC, series: The 3rd Rail, soteriology, Southern Baptist, Southern Baptists, sovereignty, total depravity, traditionalism, Traditionalist Statement, truth, unconditional election
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The 3rd Rail: The Fallacy of a Restrictive Foreknowledge
By Ken Hamrick See all the posts in the series, ‘The 3rd Rail’ One fallacy in the debate between Calvinists and Traditionalists is the idea that God’s foreknowledge makes all events necessary. Such logic insists that, since God already knows … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist Centrism, Calvinists, compatibilism, determinism, foreknowledge, free will, Jonathan Edwards, libertarianism, libertarians, Necessarians, SBC, series: The 3rd Rail, Southern Baptists, Tom Nettles, Traditionalists
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The 3rd Rail: Inability of the Will is Never Literal
By Ken Hamrick See all the posts in the series, ‘The 3rd Rail’ We in the middle watch with dismay as justification for the extremes of one side is claimed to be based on the extremes of the other (in … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Fuller, Arminianism, baptist, belief, Calvinism, depravity, Eric Hankins, Faith, Founders Ministries, free will, Gospel, grace, Holy Spirit, inability, Jonathan Edwards, libertarianism, nature, necessity, philosophy, regeneration, revelation, Salvation, SBC, series: The 3rd Rail, soteriology, Southern Baptist, sovereignty, total depravity, traditionalism, Traditionalist Statement, truth
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Edwards, Necessity & Certainty: Part 1
by Ken Hamrick This will be a series of informal posts chronicling my quest to understand and engage Jonathan Edwards on the ideas of necessity and certainty, and to establish where Andrew Fuller departed from Edwards’ view. In this, I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Fuller, Arminianism, baptist, Baptist Centrism, Calvinism, centrism, certainty, compatibilism, depravity, determinism, election, evangelism, Faith, Founders Ministries, Gospel, grace, hyper-Calvinism, inability, Jonathan Edwards, libertarianism, necessity, neo-traditionalism, original sin, regeneration, Salvation, SBC, sin, Southern Baptist, Tom Nettles, traditionalism
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Awakening to Pray
by Dr. James Willingham Our one great need today is for an awakening to prayer. Yes, there are many calls to pray, and there are many who pray. However, we have yet to see a movement of the Spirit of … Continue reading
Heart Faith and Deep Change | Founders | The Blog
Both in preparing to write these blogs and in preparing to teach a course on American revival, I have spent some time with the sermons, theology, and revival lectures of Charles Finney. He is a fascinating read. I find some … Continue reading
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