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Because freewill theists often confuse Calvinism with fatalism, I've discussed the difference on a number of occasions. In Classical li...

There are different ways to define fatalism. Freewill theists use fatalism as a synonym for Calvinism or predestination, but that's con...

Many people have an instinctive aversion to the idea of predestination. But one of the interesting things about predestination is the way i...

A friend drew my attention to the DL today. White spent a few minutes near the start attempting to refute my "hit piece":  ht...

Let me put this simply. Intersectionality is utterly incompatible with a belief in the sovereign kingship of God and His divine decree....

I'm going to comment on some statements in this article: Kenneth D. Keathley, "Molinist Gunslingers Redux: A Friendly Response to ...

Finally Pharaoh now decides to take action more directly. The Hebrew midwives had not killed Israelite babies at birth, so Pharaoh ordered...

I've posted most of the definitions at one time or another, but it's useful to collate them in one place.  Is Calvinism fatalis...

Some movies deal with fatalistic themes. One example is Final Destination (2000). Another example is On the Beach (1959). Aussies, as wel...

One of the dumber reactions I've seen to the presidential election is the claim that it doesn't really matter who wins or loses bec...

I'd like to employ another example to illustrate a theodicy I often use. I don't think there's one silver bullet theodicy. But ...

1. I've commented on this before, but I'd like to attack it from a new angle. A common plank in the freewill defense is appeal to n...