This Week in Housekeeping

The Theological Term of the Week posts continue to be the most popular on this blog. That makes me very happy, but it also means that I need to keep all those posts up-to-date—you know, get rid of dead links and add  links to good content that has come online since the original post was first posted.

This week I’ve updated these:

modalism

• Added a new link to Martin Downes’s recent post: The Insufficient Explanatory Power of Modalism.
• Added a new link to Examining the Oneness Objections to the Doctrine of the Trinity from Department of Christian Defense.
• Added related terms: adoptionism and Arianism.

definite atonement

• Added a new link to Justin Taylor’s recent post: A Primer on Limited (or Definite) Atonement
• Added a new link to Thomas Schreiner’s sermon:  Particular Redemption (mp3) (He also prefers the term definite atonement to limited atonement.)
• Added related terms: substitutionary atonement, total depravity, unconditional election, irresistible grace, perseverance of the saints.

anthropopathism

• Added related term: anthropomorphism
• Note: There are not many articles or other resources linked in this post because I just can’t find much on this term. Do you know of any I should be linking to?

Comments

[Sharon]

A possible link to anthropopathisms - "God Without Mood Swings" Recovering the Doctrine of Divine Impassibility - Phil Johnson. The article can be found on Google.

[rebecca]

Thanks, Sharon. I have one mp3 by Phil Johnson linked already on the post. It's called "Does God Have Mood Swings?" I searched by the title you gave and see that there is a more recent talk by Phil on the same subject. I think I'll give it a listen and maybe change the link.