Well said. Prof Ed Feser did a great takedown of DBH's "That all shall be saved" on his blog. The idea that Christ will return "like a thief in the night" should introduce some fear and trembling into the working out of salvation. As long as tomorrow we can look out the stars and see that they have not been rolled up like a scroll, we can say "So far so good!"
In 2nd Corinthians 2;1-9,Paul explains that he speaks of "Christ crucified",verse 2,and not the "wisdom of the world,nor the princes of this world,that come to nought",but to "preach the gospel;not the wisdom of words,lest the cross of Christ should be made none effect",1 Corinthians 1:17
Thank you Phillip for writing on this topic. It is very much needed and I appreciate the information here.
Well said. Prof Ed Feser did a great takedown of DBH's "That all shall be saved" on his blog. The idea that Christ will return "like a thief in the night" should introduce some fear and trembling into the working out of salvation. As long as tomorrow we can look out the stars and see that they have not been rolled up like a scroll, we can say "So far so good!"
In 2nd Corinthians 2;1-9,Paul explains that he speaks of "Christ crucified",verse 2,and not the "wisdom of the world,nor the princes of this world,that come to nought",but to "preach the gospel;not the wisdom of words,lest the cross of Christ should be made none effect",1 Corinthians 1:17