1 hr 6 min
180 CAST - Ep 66 - Ex-Calvinist Explains Why He Changed His Mind The 180 Cast - with Georgi Boorman
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- Society & Culture
Christian apologist and evangelist Leighton Flowers explains why he left Calvinism after 10 years of adhering to the "TULIP" (the five points of Calvinism). What would convince someone so deeply enthralled with "substantive" theology to abandon one of the most stalwartly held systematic theologies, the roots of which run all the way back to the Reformation? Lieghton also takes us through some of the key "prooftexts" of Calvinism and explains how he thinks they should be interpreted. Christians of all doctrinal stripes will find it engaging; Calvinists in particular may be surprised and challenged by Leighton's answers.To give the gift of freedom and hope to slaves in Sudan, call Christian Solidarity International at 888-342-1010 to help CHRISTIAN SOLIDARITY INTERNATIONAL free slaves in Sudan. Text or leave a voicemail on the FLIP PHONE at 323.999.1802 to flip out, try to flip my position or explain a flip flop of your own and I'll respond on the podcast. Don't forget to check out The Breakdown with Georgi Boorman for news commentary and analysis, available in all major podcast catchers. Follow me on PARLER @realgeorgiboorman and the podcast on Twitter @180cast to hear soundbites. Find Lieghton's blog and podcast at soteriology101.com. His book The Potter's Promise: A Biblical Defense of Traditional Soteriology is available on Amazon. Subscribe! IF YOU LIKE THIS PODCAST DON'T KEEP IT TO YOURSELF! GIVE IT 5 STARS ON ITUNES. Share it with friends and start a conversation. #theology #Christian #Christianity #LeightonFlowers #apologetics #calvinism #arminianism #reformedtheology #CSLewis #AWTozer #TULIP #totaldepravity #prevenientgraceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Christian apologist and evangelist Leighton Flowers explains why he left Calvinism after 10 years of adhering to the "TULIP" (the five points of Calvinism). What would convince someone so deeply enthralled with "substantive" theology to abandon one of the most stalwartly held systematic theologies, the roots of which run all the way back to the Reformation? Lieghton also takes us through some of the key "prooftexts" of Calvinism and explains how he thinks they should be interpreted. Christians of all doctrinal stripes will find it engaging; Calvinists in particular may be surprised and challenged by Leighton's answers.To give the gift of freedom and hope to slaves in Sudan, call Christian Solidarity International at 888-342-1010 to help CHRISTIAN SOLIDARITY INTERNATIONAL free slaves in Sudan. Text or leave a voicemail on the FLIP PHONE at 323.999.1802 to flip out, try to flip my position or explain a flip flop of your own and I'll respond on the podcast. Don't forget to check out The Breakdown with Georgi Boorman for news commentary and analysis, available in all major podcast catchers. Follow me on PARLER @realgeorgiboorman and the podcast on Twitter @180cast to hear soundbites. Find Lieghton's blog and podcast at soteriology101.com. His book The Potter's Promise: A Biblical Defense of Traditional Soteriology is available on Amazon. Subscribe! IF YOU LIKE THIS PODCAST DON'T KEEP IT TO YOURSELF! GIVE IT 5 STARS ON ITUNES. Share it with friends and start a conversation. #theology #Christian #Christianity #LeightonFlowers #apologetics #calvinism #arminianism #reformedtheology #CSLewis #AWTozer #TULIP #totaldepravity #prevenientgraceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
1 hr 6 min