Leighton Flowers
Everything by Leighton Flowers. Especially
The Potter's Promise: A Biblical Defense of Traditional Soteriology
God's Provision For All: A Defense of God's Goodness
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Have joy in the Lord!
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I fourth this suggestion. I really like Leighton Flowers and the work he does offer biblical, reasoned, and scholarly alternatives to popular Calvinism. Not that I have anything against Calvinists themselves, but I think most would agree that their voice is disproportionately loud in the mainstream theological marketplace of ideas.
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Jim Rutledge said:
I think most would agree that their voice is disproportionately loud in the mainstream theological marketplace of ideas.
[Non-loud Calvinist whispering] How is the subjectively assessed demeanor of an author's theological opponents relevant to his skill as an exegete?
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I said nothing about anyone's "demeanor." When I talked about "their voice [being] disproportionately loud in the mainstream theological marketplace of ideas," I was, I thought, obviously talking about the resources available to the average pastor and/or layperson and not any particular Calvinist theologian's personality or mood.
My focus, however, was on Flowers' skills as an exegete. That said, an author's theological convictions do matter to many—Logos' own packages catering to users' denominational affiliations is proof enough of that—so it shouldn't be dismissed so flippantly.
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100% agree! Is there anything we can do to help Logos prioritize this resource for inclusion?
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Daniel Marvin said:
100% agree! Is there anything we can do to help Logos prioritize this resource for inclusion?
Add it to the official suggestions on Roadmap | Logos and drum up votes.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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