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Let’s revisit the night when the birth of Jesus was announced. As for the shepherds, they have been unjustifiably vilified.
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Was the primary purpose of the healing ministry of Jesus to confirm his messianic identity and deity?
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Shame and guilt are often confused in people’s thinking. What are they, and how do they differ from each other?
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The immediate answer to the question posed in my title is, Yes, of course. Each individual Christian has the immeasurable privilege and joy of knowing and enjoying the love God has for them in Jesus Christ (Rom. 5:5; Gal. 2:20).
Jonathan Edwards responds to such arguments in his treatise on The Freedom of the Will. Whereas Open Theists, as such, did not constitute a discernible theological group at the time Edwards lived, there were a sufficient number of those who advocated something similar to it that Edwards felt compelled to respond.
