Video Q&A: What is Open Theism?

Podcast: Does the Cruciform Hermeneutic Sabotage Open Theism? November 17, 2017

Greg plays Peek-a-Boo with God and considers whether those verses Open Theists use to support Open Theism might simply be times when God is accommodating for us. http://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregboyd/Episode_0236.mp3

Why Can’t God? Reflections on the Oord Interview (podcast) May 10, 2019

Greg reflects on his interview with Thomas Jay Oord. Episode 503 http://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregboyd/Episode_0503.mp3

Single and an Open Theist—Help! (podcast) June 5, 2019

Greg, Dan, and Barbara talk about looking for love in a chaotic world.  Episode 515 http://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregboyd/Episode_0515.mp3

The Hexagon of Opposition January 18, 2008

Throughout the western philosophical and theological tradition, scholars have assumed that the future can be adequately described in terms of what will and will not happen. In this essay I, Alan Rhoda and Tom Belt argue that this assumption is mistaken, for the logical contradictory of will is not will not but might not. Conversely,…

Prayer and the Open Future September 3, 2012

Kurt Willems posted a blog today written by Derek Ouellette regarding why understanding that the future is partially open is the only thing that really makes sense of prayer. Derek addresses his thoughts to your younger self, the self that was more “Open. Teachable. Curious. Adventurous.” Let’s all be willing to respect and freely interact…

Does Prayer Really Change Things? May 5, 2015

Many people operate out of a blueprint model where God is viewed as absolutely unchanging, and all that occurs in the world is the unfolding of an eternal divine plan. If this is the case, then the purpose of prayer is to change us, not to change things. While prayer does change us, the Bible…