Roger Olson

Roger Olson: I’m delighted to announce here the new publication of a modern Arminian classic: The New Chosen People: A Corporate View of Election … Klein’s book is an excellen

Roger Olson: My problem with Piper’s article, and with his “Christian hedonism” in general, lies in that one seemingly insignificant sentence: “It is unbiblical and arrogant to try to worship God for any other reason than the pleasure that is to be had in him.”

LDS leaders “very much want their religion and church to be considered authentically Christian — the fourth ‘branch,’ as it were, of Christianity: Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Protestant, Mormon.”

“The next natural step is for churches and other religious organizations to take away from government the right and authority to decide for them who is married and who is not.

Doug Wilson: A Calvinist explains the doctrines he holds, at the end of which explanation, his Arminian friend exclaims, “I could never worship a God like that!” The normal Calvinist response is that “you really ought to be willing to worship a God like that,” but the response ought rather to be “you do in fact already worship a God like that.”