Showing posts with label universalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label universalism. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Did He or Didn't He?

Did Jesus make propitiation possible or did he actually make propitiation? That's a big question with big implications and we will be discussing it as we talk about the extent of the atonement on Tuesday, November 12. Read pp.208-228 of Horton's Pilgrim Theology where the topic of ascension will also be covered.

"General atonement is like a great wide bridge with only half an arch; it does not go across the stream: it only professes to go half way; it does not secure the salvation of anybody" (Spurgeon).

Here's the Al Mohler address delivered at BYU that I referenced Nov. 5. It is a great example of tactful truth telling that does not compromise. HT to Chad Hansen for sending the link.