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Author(s)
Boyd, Gregory A.
Keywords
Theism
Theology
Bible
academic integrity
GE Subjects
Global Church History and World Christianity
20th century
Biblical Theology
Dogmatics
Creeds, confessions

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/161648
Abstract
"I want to begin by expressing my utmost respect for the high value placed on academic fairness and integrity by the editor of JETS. This is clearly evidenced in his invitation to John Sanders, Clark Pinnock, and myself to offer substantive responses to Ware’s essay, “Defining Evangelicalism’s Boundaries Theologically: Is Open Theism Evangelical?” I applaud this attitude and hope that it continues to permeate the Evangelical Theological Society"
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2002
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Article
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