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Two ways of thinking about resurrection

Doug Wilkinson → Doug Wilkinson: Andrew,
Doug Wilkinson → Jerel: While Carl doesn’t see a
Jerel → Andrew: I just find the Preterist
Andrew → Jerel: Jerel, I’m not going to
Andrew → Carl Mosser: Carl, thank you for the
Jerel → Andrew: I’ve read these posts on
Carl Mosser → Andrew: Andrew, I’ve read this post

Tom Wright on religion and politics: the beginning and end of theocracy

Jon Newton → Rob Haskell: This is a very interesting
Jerel → Paul: The simplist explanation
Paul → Andrew: The other possibility is that
Rob Haskell → Andrew: Yes, I agree with the power
Andrew → Rob Haskell: The argument about post
Rob Haskell → Andrew: Greetins - I have always been
Andrew → John: According to the reading that
John → Andrew: If a theocracy—in the first

My arguments against Ortlund’s restatement of Packer’s arguments against annihilationism

Jerel Kratt → Rich: Rich,

What happens at the end of Revelation?

Andrew → Chris Jones: Yes, I think that would be
Chris Jones → Andrew: Andrew,
Andrew → Chris Jones: I think it is in keeping with
Chris Jones → Andrew: Andrew,
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: Yes, it probably is hyperbole
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Is it possible that the

Evangelical views of the resurrection

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: The last diagram is my

You are gods: Carl Mosser on theosis

Carl Mosser → Andrew: Andrew, you say deification
Andrew → Carl Mosser: Carl, your supposedly “brief”

Theosis and the supposedly cruciform God

Andrew → Charles III: I’m not so confident that the
Charles III → Andrew: The cruciform God concept is
Andrew → Eric Boehmer: You’re right, Eric. That was
Eric Boehmer → Andrew: I agree, wholeheartedly, with

Salvation by faith, judgment by works, and the theological captivity of ideas

Rich → Andrew: comeuppance
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