"Common Ground?" Muslims and Christians

Brian Leport recently posted on a new book by Miroslav Volf entitled, Allah: A Christian Response. Brian provides a brief summary of Volf’s general thesis: For Volf we must ask whether or not we can begin some sort of dialog as monotheistic religions because we believe in the same God to some extent. He implies … Continue reading →

Responding to 'Universalism' through 'Christ-conditionedism', and faith

There is much discussion in the sphere about hell (thanks to a forthcoming book, by a prominent “emergent” author). TCR has just posted a quote from Greg Boyd and Paul Eddy that tries to make the case that in order for God to truly be victorious (I would prefer the “Biblical” language of “Supreme” cf. … Continue reading →