Earlier today, I was considering Ephesians 1:11 and my friend, Dan, pointed out that the word for "obtained an inheritance" is der...

In a recent video, my friend Dan Chapa and I, discussed a Conditional Analysis argument from Guillaume Bignon's book Excusing Sinners an...

Jordan Steffaniak tweeted ( link to thread ) the following, which I've taken the liberty of reformatting for space here.  Go to the link...

Too much digital ink has been spilled over the recent call by my friend, James White, to people to learn and apply the skills of exegesis to...

My friend, James White, has been consistently defending the Trinity for decades.  I'm truly mystified by the fact that some folks are se...

My friend, Dan, has a post that has remained unrebutted for the past 12 years ( link ), as far as I know.  Before we come to the arguments h...

There are two problems, one major and one minor, for a certain stream of Roman Catholicism, in the first verse of Philippians.  There are di...

Sometimes Calvinists are accused of "straw manning" Molinist positions regarding God's knowledge of conditional future conting...

The orthodox doctrine of Hell is not fully captured by the Apostles' Creed, which speaks of the the judgment of the living and the dead,...

Usually, I think of Matthew as the Gospel with the clearest presentation of Hell.  On the other hand, Luke contains at least one surprisingl...

Dan Chapa and Tim Stratton (D&T) provided a video defense of Mere Molinism ( link ) in responding to material from Colton Carlson (CC). ...

The longest psalm of all, Psalm 119, concludes with these words: Psalm 119:176 I have gone astray like a lost sheep; seek thy servant; for I...