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Roger E. Olson has pointed out that "many conservative evangelical theologians have resurrected the old polemical labels of heresy and aberrational teaching to marginalize those evangelicals who would dare to embrace a belief that was once relegated to the sectarian margins of Protestantism. This hardly seems like a valuable expenditure of time and energy. Annihilationism does not strike at the heart of the gospel or even deny any major Christian belief; it is simply a reinterpretation of hell."
Roger E. Olson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No thanks!
Ah, but mine is an informed opinion. PhD in Reformation History and Theology.
It's a helpful sketch of the rise of the YRR movement and some problems with it.
PhD Westminster Theological Seminary (Philly)
Dissertation: "The Soteriology of the English General Baptists to 1630"
Congrats, not sure that means you can claim the authority to speak authoritatively on the quote from Olson, which, let's face it, is not given in context and nor is it in your field.
I've heard some of his arguments. He's a typical Arminian in that he bases his theology on out-of-context verses.
I got a phd in sinindrstevej said:Ah, but mine is an informed opinion. PhD in Reformation History and Theology.
I got a phd in sinin
all good in da hood
Storin up bowls of wrath for yourself eh?rockytopva said:Fester... The proof Calvinism is a spoof... I rest my case.
I got a phd in sinin
all good in da hood