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When God is Everywhere: Why Divine Immanence Might Mean We Don't Need "Common Grace"
This post will explore the compelling idea that a robust understanding of divine immanence might, in fact, make the concept of common grace unnecessary. It’s not about denying that God works in the world through all people, but about rethinking the framework we use to explain it.
Esther Hill
Jun 148 min read


Dispensational Eschatology and the Rejection of the Universal Imago Dei
The doctrine of the imago Dei (that all human beings are created in the image of God) has been foundational to Christian theological...
Esther Hill
Feb 85 min read


What Does Conventionalism Have to Do with the Rise of Christian Nationalism in the U.S.A.?
The rise of Christian nationalism in the United States has sparked significant debate in both academic and popular discourse. This...
Esther Hill
Jan 245 min read
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