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Featured Open theism and the atonement

Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by AresMan, Mar 27, 2012.

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  1. JonC

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    But I am sure that open theists have the exact same view of classical theists. Many have stated as much, holding that classical theism is founded on Greek philosophy, traditional misunderstandings, etc. in order to support a view which doesn't fit in Scripture. (Not that I agree, but they do come to the same conclusions).
     
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    This is a NECESSARILY true statement!! :laugh:
     
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    so, the foreknowledge God has of a free-will event does not render the choice of a free creature as moot, even though this foreknowledge is only theoretical?

    ok, here comes a thread on Molinism... stay tuned, gonna be fun!
     
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