O prezentare clară și accesibilă a sistemului soteriologic cunoscut sub numele de Molinism, susținută de apologetul Tyson James. Materialul explorează originile istorice ale acestei perspective teologice, formulate de Luis Molina (1535–1600), și o plasează în dialog cu alte sisteme dezvoltate în aceeași perioadă, precum cele ale lui John Calvin (1509–1564) și Jacobus Arminius (1560–1609).
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ETS 2025 Partea 2: O evaluare a discuției lui Allison privind ipotezele naturaliste alternative la învierea lui Isus
Dr. Andrew Ter Ern Loke prezintă o evaluare detaliată a argumentelor lui Dale Allison din volumul „The Resurrection of Jesus: Apologetics, Polemic, History” (Învierea lui Isus: Apologetică, Polemică, Istorie), analizând direct ipotezele alternative propuse de acesta. Loke recunoaște aprecierea lui Allison față de multe date din Noul Testament, dar subliniază că Allison oferă scenarii sceptice […]
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – The Historical Adam and Eve: An Evangelical Conversation / Q&A Session
Kenneth Keathley moderated the discussions on “The Historical Adam and Eve: An Evangelical Conversation” with Kenton Sparks, William Lane Craig, Andrew Ter Ern Loke, and Marcus R. Ross. Fazale Rana, Joshua Swamidass, and Hans Madueme responded to the four views. A short Q&A session with the audience followed the presentations and responses.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – The Historical Adam and Eve: An Evangelical Conversation
Kenneth Keathley moderated the discussions on “The Historical Adam and Eve: An Evangelical Conversation” with Kenton Sparks, William Lane Craig, Andrew Ter Ern Loke, and Marcus R. Ross. Fazale Rana, Joshua Swamidass, and Hans Madueme responded to the four views.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – Are There Numbers? Q&A Session
Mitch Stokes moderated the discussions on “Are There Numbers?” William Lane Craig and Peter van Inwagen opened Precis. Kenneth Boyce, Thomas Ward, and Robert Koons give their responses. The audience participated in a short Q&A session.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – Are There Numbers?
Mitch Stokes moderated the discussions on “Are There Numbers?” William Lane Craig and Peter van Inwagen opened Precis. Kenneth Boyce, Thomas Ward, and Robert Koons give their responses.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – Modeling the Incarnation Q&A Session
Dr. R.T. Mullins moderated the Q&A session on “Modeling the Incarnation.” Dr. Timothy Pawl, Dr. Andrew Ter Ern Loke, Dr. C. Stephen Evans, and Dr. Joseph Jedwab responded.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – Modeling the Incarnation
Dr. Andrew Hollingsworth moderated the discussion on “Modeling the Incarnation.” Dr. Timothy Pawl, Dr. Andrew Ter Ern Loke, Dr. C. Stephen Evans, and Dr. Joseph Jedwab expressed their views.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – The Substance of Consciousness: A Comprehensive Defense of Contemporary Substance Dualism
Thomas Duttweiler moderated the discussions on “The Substance of Consciousness: A Comprehensive Defense of Contemporary Substance Dualism. J.P. Moreland, Robert Koons, Brandon Rickabaugh, and Robert Garcia expressed their views at the 75th Annual Meeting of Evangelical Theological in San Antonio, Texas.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – One God Three Persons Four Views – Q&A panel discussions
Dr. Timothy A. Stratton moderated the Q&A session on “One God, Three Persons, Four Views.” Dr. William Lane Craig, Dr. Beau Branson, Dr. C.A. McIntosh for Dr. William Hasker, and Dr. Dale Tuggy expressed their views at the 75th Annual Meeting of Evangelical Theological at San Antonio, Texas.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – One God, Three Persons, Four Views
Dr. Timothy A. Stratton moderated the discussion on “One God, Three Persons, Four Views.” Dr. William Lane Craig, Dr. Beau Branson, Dr. C.A. McIntosh for Dr. William Hasker, and Dr. Dale Tuggy expressed the four views at the 75th Annual Meeting of Evangelical Theological at San Antonio, Texas.
ETS 75 Annual Meeting – Scott Smith Craig’s Nominalism and the Incarnation
R. Scott Smith, is associate professor of ethics and Christian Apologetics at Biola University. He authored Truth and the New Kind of Christian: The Emerging Effects of Postmodernism in the Church and Virtue Ethics and Moral Knowledge: Philosophy of Language After MacIntyre and Hauerwas (Ashgate 2003) as well as many articles and essays. He has […]
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