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Conversations in Calvinism episodes
- Isaiah 6:9-10 - The Text and Primary Questions
Dan and Turretinfan discussion Isaiah 6:9-10 and how it is quoted in the New Testament. See Isaiah 6:10, Matthew 13:15, Mark 4:12, Luke 8:10, John 12:39-40, and Acts 28:27.
1 hr 53 min - Word Study of Kosmos (world) with guest Bud
Dan and Turretinfan are joined by Bud to review the word kosmos/world and how it is used in the New Testament.
2 hr 1 min - Dan Presents a Positive Case for Unlimited Atonement
Dan and Turretinfan discuss the positive case for unlimited atonement.
1 hr 54 min - 1 hr 47 min
- Limited Atonement Debate Prep
Dan and Turretinfan discuss limited atonement in preparation for Dan's upcoming debate.
1 hr 48 min - Matt Slick's argument for Limited Atonement based on 1 Peter 2:24
Dan reviews Matt Slick's argument for Limited Atonement based on 1 Peter 2:24, which talks about the sin bearer.
35 min - Dan reviews Matt Slick's Limited Atonement debate
Matt Slick debated Sam Shamoun on limited atonement. To prepare for his debate on the subject, Dan reviews Matt's arguments.
2 hr 6 min - Propitiation and 1 John 2:2 with Vic Rockhill
Vic Rockhill recently had a debate on 1 John 2:2. He joins Dan and Turretinfan to discuss 1 John 2:2 and propitiation.
1 hr 47 min - Follow Up on Free Grace Debate - Galatians apostasy and more
Dan and Turretinfan discuss their debate with Eli and Charles on Free Grace. Specifically, they follow up on the argument that the Galatians stopped believing and remained saved.
1 hr 33 min - 1 hr 55 min
About Conversations in Calvinism
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Dan Chapa and Turretinfan debate Theology while remaining friends. We share a foundation in the essentials of the Christian faith and a love of God and His word. Here, we will dive deep into the Bible…
and present both Calvinism/Arminianism and the precise points of disagreement. Hopefully the contrast will bring clarity for you. Welcome to Conversations in Calvinism!