One of the stated purposes of this blog from the very beginning has been dialogue and debate. As you might guess from the content you read at High Mileage Hermeneutics, I am not an Open Theist. What I would like to promote in the postings that follow is biblical, considerate, and informed dialogue. The first post (below) in this series has been written by Dan Smitley, a friend and peer of mine at Ashland Theological Seminary, from the standpoint of Open Theism. What follows will be entries from myself and others in response to and in dialogue with Dan. Take this as an invitation for you to join in the discussion. Your thoughts are welcome. All respectful comments will be posted.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
A Discussion on Open Theism
One of the stated purposes of this blog from the very beginning has been dialogue and debate. As you might guess from the content you read at High Mileage Hermeneutics, I am not an Open Theist. What I would like to promote in the postings that follow is biblical, considerate, and informed dialogue. The first post (below) in this series has been written by Dan Smitley, a friend and peer of mine at Ashland Theological Seminary, from the standpoint of Open Theism. What follows will be entries from myself and others in response to and in dialogue with Dan. Take this as an invitation for you to join in the discussion. Your thoughts are welcome. All respectful comments will be posted.
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