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Jordan Wessling

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Jordan Wessling has served as assistant professor of religion at Lindsey Wilson College.

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Divine Omniscience and the Future

Theology

“Benjamin Arbour offers a clear and comprehensive critique of open theism. He carefully maps out the major versions of openness theology and systematically argues against each one, with particular attention to their compatibility with Anselmian perfect being theology. This book advances conversations about divine providence and foreknowledge in productive ways and will be a valuable resource for scholars working in these areas.”

The Christological Case for Compatibilism

Theology

“Randall K. Johnson draws deeply from the Reformed tradition to argue that classical Christology entails the compatibility of determinism with human freedom and moral responsibility. The result is the most comprehensive and sophisticated treatment of this issue to date, written in lucid and engaging prose. Johnson significantly advances the debate over providence and human agency, offering Christian incompatibilists like me yet another challenge to reckon with.”

The Transforming Fire of Divine Love

Christian Living

“In The Transforming Fire of Divine Love, John Armstrong presents us with a morally serious vision of the Christian God, whose love is cleansing and restorative. This book is recommended for all who want to reflect on and be changed by the God who is love.”

Troubled Paradise

Theology

“Can we genuinely enjoy heaven if some of the people we love are damned? In Troubled Paradise, Eric Reitan argues compellingly that the answer is no. He further contends that the best way to address this issue is by embracing the doctrine of universal salvation. The book is philosophically sophisticated and theologically informed, yet sure to be profitable to specialists and generalists alike. A true achievement that deserves to be read by all who are interested in questions concerning universalism, the afterlife, and the character of God.”

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