What I Like (and Don’t Like) about Non-Penal-Satisfaction Theories of Atonement
Matt Pinson Reformed Arminians emphasize what Leroy Forlines called the penal-satisfaction model of atonement. (Forlines, with scholars like Charles Hodge, J. I. Packer, and Thomas Oden, liked this more precise phrase that refers to what most people call penal-substitutionary atonement.) I have discussed this approach elsewhere at greater…
Revisiting George Eldon Ladd and Talk of the Kingdom
W. Jackson Watts (This post originally appeared as part of Newsletter #62 at Churchatopia, a blog/website operated by Commission member Jackson Watts. It has been lightly edited and reposted here.) Do you ever find yourself talking about the “already-not yet” when it comes to eschatology or most anything…
Were the General Baptists Biblicists?
Administrator Recently, Commission Chairman Matt Pinson contributed an article to The Lyceum on the English General Baptists entitled, “Were the General Baptists Biblicists?” The article can be read by clicking here or reading below. We also encourage readers to visit The Lyceum to learn more about their work. ____________________…