In this episode, Nate talks about determinism and what it really meant to Calvin. Does God control everything like a puppet master? Do Calvinists really deny the idea of the human will? How free is our will, anyways? Wait a second, do Calvinists and non-Calvinists agree more than they disagree?

Also discussed: Calvin and the burning of Servetus...what really happened there?

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We could be on this one for a while...

In this episode, Nate gives a little bit of personal back-story when it comes to his stance on Calvinism vs. Non-Calvinism. He also points out some flaws in labeling the debate as "Calvinism vs. Arminianism".

Looking ahead to the next episode, he also spells out a few things that do NOT define historical Calvinism, and a few things that modern Calvinism would benefit from focusing on (instead of what it is famous for focusing on).

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Nate answers some of the questions from listeners on the debate between cessationism and continuationism:

• Is cessationism a historically Reformed position?
• Is it always God's will to heal someone?
• What about interpretation of tongues?
• Is the gift of tongues a private prayer language? An unknown heavenly language? Or is it a real language?

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In this episode, we continue our discussion on whether the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit are still functioning in the Church today. We look at this topic specifically in the area of "Baptism of the Holy Spirit". Is baptism in the Spirit something that happens at the moment of salvation, or is it something that happens later in a believer's life, and should be sought after on a continual basis? We'll look at both sides of the argument, and then wrap this discussion up with what can be a safe middle ground to pitch our theological tent.

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Our first Theology Table discussion, we take a look at the arguments on both sides of the cessationist and continuationist argument. There are solid arguments on both sides, and it's important to remember to avoid a few generalizations - like, not all cessationists think the Holy Spirit doesn't do anything, and not all continuationists are Benny Hinn wannabes. Pull up a chair, let's figure this out together.

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Welcome to The Theology Table Podcast. Here, we want to talk about theology and the Bible and things of faith and incorporate as many different angles as possible. Our goal is to get rid of sweeping generalizations and stereotypes and tackle theological issues that can be divisive, controversial, or confusing with grace and love for our fellow believers who may see things a little bit differently than us. Thank you for being here! Pull up a chair, let's figure this out together!

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