The Perfections of Grace in Calvinism, Arminianism and Universalism
In
the series of posts I just finished reflecting on John Barclay's book Paul and the
Gift I used Barclay's perfections of grace to comment on different
soteriological positions, mainly comparing and contrasting Calvinism and
Arminianism, but also mentioning Universalism.
What I'd like to do in this post is show how Barclay's perfections of grace map onto Thomas Talbott's propositions as described in his book The Inescapable Love of God and his essays in the edited book Universal Salvation?: The Current Debate.
Long time and regular readers will have seen Talbott's propositions before, but if you're new to them Talbott has us consider the following three propositions:
Read more at http://experimentaltheology.blogspot.com/2016/02/the-perfections-of-grace-in-calvinism.html?m=1
What I'd like to do in this post is show how Barclay's perfections of grace map onto Thomas Talbott's propositions as described in his book The Inescapable Love of God and his essays in the edited book Universal Salvation?: The Current Debate.
Long time and regular readers will have seen Talbott's propositions before, but if you're new to them Talbott has us consider the following three propositions:
Read more at http://experimentaltheology.blogspot.com/2016/02/the-perfections-of-grace-in-calvinism.html?m=1
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