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Invest in grace, not in “freedom”
Good post by Kim Fabricius on Richard Hall’s blog: Evangelical universalism: a postscript. Some interesting thoughts on Augustine (quoted from George Hunsinger) and on the inadequacy of human “freedom” as an alternative to Augustinianism: For (a), at least in Pauline … Continue reading
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Tagged augustine, christology, evangelical universalism, kim fabricius
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“Gregory Macdonald” reveals himself
Interesting to see that Gregory Macdonald “outed” himself at the end of August. He is Robin Parry, editorial director of Paternoster Press, and had kept his authorship of The Evangelical Universalist secret mainly to avoid embarrassing his employer. He now … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelical universalism, evangelicalism, gregory macdonald
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