The Disappointed God: A Critique of Clark Pinnock’s “The Openness of God”

aquilapriscilla — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:29:02 +0000

This book is a critique of Clark Pinnock’s collection of five essays called, “The Openness of God.” This series of chapters critiques this book chapter by chapter. It would be best if the reader had Pinnock’s book in front of them while reading. The Openness Theory states that because we have libertarian free will, not only are the five points of Calvinism false, but the traditional attributes of God, omniscience and omnipotence are also false.

In order to leave man free to contradict his eternal purposes God does not override man’s freewill and has limited both his power and his knowledge. In fact, God does NOT know anything in the future which is dependent on a human free will choice. His power to alter the course of events is likewise curtailed.

Preface and Index of Chapters and Topics

Chapter 1: What Is The New Freewill Theism?

Chapter 2: The Fall

Chapter 3: Historical Reconsiderations

Chapter 4: Clark Pinnock on Theology

Chapter 5: Philosophical Implications

Chapter 7: SOCINIANISM AND THE LIBERAL DELUSION

The Coming One in the Old Testament

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The Disappointed God: A Critique of Clark Pinnock’s “The Openness of God”

The Coming One in the Old Testament

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