
The Attributes of God: A Critical Evaluation of the 'Open' View of God's Nature and Knowledge
Jeb Melton
الوصف
One of the most important things you can do as a Christian is to know the attributes of God, since all the essential doctrines of the Faith flow from these important characteristics. We are magnifying who and what God is! As the church grapples with new and innovating ways to understand God’s nature, a flawed concept of God threatens to reduce not only the awe and majesty of the Almighty, but also the clear and crucial ontological (being) distinction between the Creator and creation, the eternal and temporal, and the infinite and finite. Open Theism (aka Free Will Theism, Neotheism, or Organicism) has offered a view of God that departs from the traditional belief held by the church and its great thinkers for the last 2000 years. With this in mind, Making God Great Again is dedicated to evaluating, clarifying, and elevating the concept of God in the church. For without a right idea of the Most High, our thoughts and worship of him become erroneous, idolatrous, and threatens our understanding of sound biblical doctrine. The poison (heresy) of which, namely, believing that God is different than he actually is, slowly corrodes the life of the church, eventually choking off its vital message of eternal life in Christ.Read more
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Preface
Introduction | God, Open Theism, and the Nature of the Debate
1 | Was the Traditional Concept of God Negatively Influenced by Greco-Hellenistic Philosophy?
2 | Is Our Language Adequate to Describe What God is Really Like?
3 | How Should We Understand Divine Simplicity, Eternality, and God’s Relation to Time?
4 | How Should We Understand Divine Immutability, Impassibility and Divine-Temporal Relations?
5 | What About Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom?
6 | Significant Influences on the Open View of God’s Emotions—And Their Devastating Effects on Under
7 | Did the Church Historically Adopt an Open View of God’s Nature?
Summary and Conclusion