I’ve posted once before on this topic, which can be found here.
Now that the “Traditional View” of Southern Baptists on Salvation has been published far and wide, there are some other voices joining the conversation, and most of them are playing a lot nicer than I did. Ligon Duncan has put in his two cents, as has Dr. R. Albert Mohler. But what is most interesting to me is that Roger Olson has gotten into the mix as well.
I want you to see and image taken from my wall on Facebook that helps shed some light on why this is an issue:
Dr. Olson isn’t know for being a friend of Calvinist soteriology, so when even he steps up and says that there’s a problem…much less that the problem is Semi-Pelagianism (!), that, my friends and readers, is really bad.
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