Free Will Theology after the Reformation

I know that the past few weeks I have been posting on Calvinism and hip hop, or the points of dissent I have with Reformed Theology, so here is an article Steven M. Studebaker of McMaster Divinity School wrote on the Reformation, Arminianism and the Free Will theology movements in Christian theology.

STEVEN M. STUDEBAKER's THE MODE OF DIVINE KNOWLEDGE IN REFORMATION ARMINIANISM AND OPEN THEISM

P.S., the picture at the top of this post was created by my friend T.C. Moore, aptly describing the debate between theological determinists and free will theologians.

Nick Norelli responds to T.C.'s Holy Hip Hop and Calvinism posts?

I am unfamiliar with Nick Norelli, but he felt inspired to respond to T.C.'s thoughts on Holy Hip Hop and Calvinism. Check it out!

Nick Norelli Responds

Edit: Nick found it necessary to describe his reaction to T.C.'s second post.

Nick Norelli's Responds, again

This is only the beginning. I hope that we can all continue this conversation. I think we all believe this is too important. The relationship between human worship and godly teaching must discussed if the Church is to embody God's reign in the 21st century.

President Bill Clinton, you are excommunicated from the Baptist fold!

I was raised a Baptist. Always been a Baptist, and always will be a Baptist. If we baptists do not agree on anything, we do agree on the doctrine of soul competency, the freedom that God has given every human being to respond freely to the Good News. This requires freedom of thought, and a free conscience to repent and believe on the LORD Jesus Christ.

Bill Clinton, a Southern Baptist nontheless, is working to silence dissent, those "conservatives-in-exile" (I wonder what homecoming looks like?). I once thought that Bill was a "third-way" Democrat. I guess I was wrong. Freedom of speech and conscience is guaranteed not only by God Godself, but also the U.S. Constitution. Therefore, President Bill Clinton, please no longer consider yourself a Baptist. We believe in freedom of thought, and apparently, you do not now.

Here is the article from World Daily.net.

Bill Clinton for Fairness Doctrine