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  1. Travis Fentiman

    Online Resources on Perichoresis

    Perichoresis is a Greek word that refers to the mutual love and indwelling of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Social Trinitarians (rife in evangelicalism today) take this concept to teach that the Father, Son and Spirit have separate wills. The orthodox, early Church councils, on the other...
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  2. Travis Fentiman

    Resources on the Assumption

    It is sometimes argued that the Incarnation of Christ contradicts the unchangeability of God, for if a divine Person became a man in time, then some change must have occured in the divine Person. Traditional Christianity, however, has held that God, by definition, is able to act on others...
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  3. Travis Fentiman

    Resources on God's Works ad extra

    As Christian evangelicalism continues to try and reinvent the wheel of theology from a blank slate, profound and fundamental, old, truths are lost sight of, and contradicted. The modern heresy of the Eternal Subordination of the Son presumes, wrongly, that each Person of the Trinity has a...
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  4. Alexander Suarez

    Providence Particularly in Relation to Works of Nature?

    Geerhardus Vos argues in his Reformed Dogmatics that the doctrine of providence "belongs to the ad extra works of God and in particular to the works of nature, which are to be distinguished from the works of grace." For this reason he did not treat of miracles under this topic. What are the...
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