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Slate Lee · 2026-09-02

Are the Ages of the Patriarchs Literal?

Abraham’s reaction to the promise that he will have a child at 100 implies the ages of his ancestors are intended to be taken figuratively, a piece of evidence that Genesis is imagistic-history.

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William Hasker On The Trinity (Part 3/3)

Exploring how we should define the terms “Trinity” and “God” and how one should answer the question, "What is God?”

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William Hasker On The Trinity (Part 2/3)

Exploring the doctrine of divine processions and how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are relationally distinguished.

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William Hasker On The Trinity (Part 1/3)

Exploring William Hasker’s model of the Trinity and defining the significant terms “person,” “essence,” and “constitution.”

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Critical Analysis of the Double Payment Argument

The double-payment argument for limited atonement is a mistaken theological argument that assumes a commercial view of atonement and creates problems for the concepts of grace, justification and faith.

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Early Roman Bishops: The First and Second Century Evidence

Surveying the New Testament, The Didache, 1 Clement, Hermas, Ignatius, Polycarp, and Roman Catholic scholarship on the presence of a bishop of Rome in the first and second centuries AD.

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Are the Ages of the Patriarchs Literal?

"You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind." Matthew 22:37 (NASB)

William Hasker On The Trinity (Part 3/3)

William Hasker On The Trinity (Part 2/3)

William Hasker On The Trinity (Part 1/3)

Critical Analysis of the Double Payment Argument

Early Roman Bishops: The First and Second Century Evidence