Destiny in Disguise (Omen 168 Book 7)
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Sorting Out Evangelical Options. An Evangelical and Ecumenical Introduction.
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There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Oddly, what happens to those who never heard is something that has never been settled on in Christianity. No single method, but many ways. Three big options are expounded, one at a time, then has the holes poked or objections raised by the other two writers. Sanders proposes the inclusive option.
God wants to save all. Jesus died for all. Salvation is only through Him, but may come outside of the church. Yes, Creation etc can work but Jesus is faster, clearer and better. By the way, do you need a PHD degree in the atonement, propitiation, etc. Or are you saved despite not having full knowledge of everything involved?
And then spend the rest of your life and even eternity learning more? Then Frackre gives a post death attempt of Jesus redoing His descent to hell after the crucifixion. Nash presents a version of 6 above. Thinly disguised double predestination Calvinism. So Sanders does give the best presentation. At least he is the least scripture twisting, most nearly logical and avoids trips to wacky land.
I would give it five stars if the restrictivist had actually made a case for restrictivism. He spent so much time attacking his opponents' views that he never really presented his own view. Fackre is a friend and an outstanding scholar.
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This is worth reading. Three differing views of the fate of those who experience physical death without hearing the Gospel of Jesus Christ is fascinating, but limited. Again, as it seems to be, not all Christian views are presented.
Certainly, we who hold the Lutheran confession would side with Nash, who easily out of the three represented does the most exemplary job of using God's Word correctly. Nash is correct in his chastisement of his two opponents for not lack of good exegesis of the Bible. It is truly sad but commonplace to find such poor, hurried exegeis as exemplified by Sanders and Fackre. It would have been good to have one argue: This would have given the complete Biblical picture.
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This is not demonstrated by any of the three in this book. However, as exemplary as Nash is with his defense of restrictivism by not only showing the proper exegesis and hermeneutic of the other two sides, he has some glaring weaknesses himself. As those of the Reformed are bent to do, they always want to let logic and reason dominate, rather than letting God's Word suffice.
Or as Luther would say, "What is not spoken of in God's Word must be left to the heavenly academy for resolution. Calvinists cannot say that Christ died for all, but only for the elect. This is the classic error of Calvin. Sanders does not confess the B. Means of Grace as St. Paul does in 1 Cor.
However, to deny infant sin Age of Accountability that Nash puts forth is unbiblical Ps. Nash certainly is far and away the more faithful Biblical presenter, aside from the errors already identified. Further, he does not profess Christ's descent into hell as for what it was: Christ's victorious announcement of victory over the demon angels, nor is he correct is declaring Luke Cudos to Nash for calling the other two's hand for not showing the Biblical evidence for their positions, while discounting his opponents Biblical proofs and offering restrictivist passages, Nash has provided the debate with the sure foundation of what God says about this controversial topic.
This book addresses a very important issue in the Bible: What happens to people who die, and have never heard of Jesus? Do they go to heaven or hell? The book was very useful to me, because I was struggling with this issue. I might sometimes take long to update a story or publish a demand, but don't worry, I'll get to it as soon as I can, and you can leave a review or PM anytime and be sure I'll read it within 24 hours and do my best to satisfy you.
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