Here you will be able to see some of my thoughts, particularly regarding Calvinism and Arminianism. As the blog title suggests, I am now an Arminian, though I readily accept Calvinists as fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. As time permits, I will hopefully be able to post more often. Welcome to my blog, and God bless!
Daniel Nebauer
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
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Though I will try, I can't promise that I will always be able to, or have the time to respond to your comments. You are free to disagree with me, but any inappropriate comments will be removed. Minor tangents are okay, but try not to stray from the subject of the post. Links to inappropriate material will be deleted immediately.
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Daniel,
ReplyDeleteDid you used to be a Calvinist? If so, I love for you to share why you left Calvinism at my blog here.
I added you to my blogroll.
God Bless,
Ben
Woooo Dan has a blog =)
ReplyDeleteto kangaroodort: Yes, though my time as a Calvinist was very short lived. I'll write up my story and share it at your blog soon.
ReplyDeleteto Matt: Yea, it's a work in progress. For now, I'll try to aim to post here at least weekly.
God Bless,
Dan
An interesting project Dan,
ReplyDeleteHope it goes well.
Jus
Hey this is a great blog and I have just added it into my list of "followed blogs". I agree with all your points. I have a similar blog and site to this called "OSAS Arminian" at http://sites.google.com/site/osasarminian/
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to let you know that I enjoy reading your blog!
I'll be adding you to my blogroll.
http://www.mrsamberapple.com
In an age of so much emphasis on Calvinism, I would like to introduce you to an Arminian exegetical ministry.I am an evangelical pastor and professor who has produced exegetical commentaries on the entire Bible. They are available free online in 48 languages. I am active in
ReplyDelete1. E. Stanley Jones' Ashram movement (approved teacher )
2. the John Wesley Methodist Seminary in Monterrey Mexico (visiting professor )
3. the OMS Emmaus seminary in Haiti (taught hermeneutics )
4. the interdenominational seminary in Nova Sod, Serbia
5. also taught at seminaries in Armenia, Russia
I hope you will take the time to evaluate the quality and quantity of my exegetical, verse by verse Bible studies free online.
Dr. Bob Utley
Professor of Hermeneutics(retired)
www.freebiblecommentary.org
www.BibleLessonsIntl.com