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Triple-A Theism
I’m grateful to Ed Feser for focusing my attention on possibly the biggest division in contemporary approaches to theology, including the theology of science and nature. That is the term theistic personalism, or sometimes neotheism. It is theistic personalism that explains the ascendancy of my bĂȘte noir, Open Theism, but also of many other modern Christian attitudes.
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