God willing, tomorrow I will debate Charles Jennings on the topic of Perseverance.  In this episode, I discuss some of the issues.

In this episode, we continue our evaluation of Chapter 3, Section A of Ken Wilson's book, "Augustine's Conversion ....."

In this episode we consider the material bridging pp. 66-67 of Dr. Wilson's book, "Augustine's Conversion ...." It's a natural continuation from Episode 6, since we now look in more detail at Origen's Commentary on Romans, Book 4, Chapter 5, sections 1 and 3.  We will also briefly consider Scheck's comments.

In this episode, we explore Dr. Wilson's characterization: "He admits some persons do relegate individual good behavior to unilateral divine infusion into the human 'will' -- the heretics who destroy free choice (P. Arch.3.1.5)"

In this episode, we examine Ken Wilson's analysis of Origen with respect to his claims regarding how Christians can earn higher honor and rewards (payment)

In this episode Dan and TurretinFan consider Origen's comments on Romans and more particular KW's claim: "Origen distinguishes grace from rewards. Christians earn rewards through their own efforts by availing themselves of God's grace, while grace itself (not good works or faith) is God's gift (Comm. Rom.4.4-5)." Kenneth Wilson, Augustine's Conversion ... , p. 66.

In this episode, Dan and Turretin Fan continue their discussion of the dispute between Arminius and Perkins.

In this episode, we examine a few more sentence of Ken Wilson's book, "Augustine's Conversion ...."  This about the third episode or so on page 66 of his book.

Less than 500 years later (we're nothing if not timely), Dan and TurretinFan discuss the disagreement between Arminius and Perkins

Dan and Turretinfan discuss Prof. Orrick's book on Ezekiel 36:25-27 and the heart transplant.