A Tentative Proposal for a Problem in Common: Logic in Arminianism and Adventism Within the Context of Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom

Calvin, Arminius, Wesley and Seventh-day Adventism: Could There Have been Adventism Without Wesley and Arminius?

Ellen White and the Main Issues Between Arminianism and Calvinism

Does Open Theism Limit God?:

Origen's Apokatastasis and Ellen White’s “One Pulse of Harmony”

Calvin's Teaching on Double Predestination in Light of the Biblical Message

Paul's Hope for all Israel: Romans 9-11

Divine love has sometimes been seen as unilateral, that is, only flowing from God to human beings, but not vice versa. As such, divine love refers to God’s arbitrary bestowal of love upon only those whom He chooses. Such an interpretation dovetails with

One key legacy within Adventism of the Arminian/Calvinist controversy has been the debate over the nature of human sin. This debate—the question of whether man’s inherited fallen nature constitutes sin itself or simply a tendency to sin—lies at the

The Heart of Him who Hardens Hearts