Between Nature and Grace
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The episode explores the nature-grace debate and its implications for theology and anthropology.
Send us Fan Mail Derek Rishmawy, James Wood, and Joseph Minich trace the nature-grace debate from de Lubac's challenge to neoscholastic "pure nature" through Blondel, Bavinck, and Betz's Christ the Logos of Creation — asking what's actually at stake: the gratuity of grace, the coherence of theological anthropology, and the twin dangers of secular dualism and pantheist collapse. — Get Spiritual Formation for the Family ebook for free at http://mereorthodoxy.com/family. Mere Fidelity is a ...
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Guests: Derek Rishmawy, James Wood, Joseph Minich
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Mere Orthodoxy, Baker Book House, Beeson Divinity School
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