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Our conduct is not the basis for our salvation, but is influenced by our salvation.

People do not risk their lives in the face of persecution to uphold a view they believe to be in error or only somewhat probable.

God is not a vague abstract principle or force but a living person who fellowships with His people.

In the Bible, “will” is used in three ways.

Getting the past wrong is almost as problematic as not getting the past into our minds at all.

In a truly free society, people in every field would be free to express their views whether called religious or not, and the marketplace of ideas would be free to sort them out.

To cut ourselves off from the past is to rob ourselves from understanding the present.

In the preaching of the kingdom, law and gospel come together. The coming of the kingdom is the coming of a King to enforce his law on a disobedient world, that is, to enforce his covenant against covenant-breakers. But the King who comes is full of love and forgiveness. So his coming is good news, gospel, not only because he judges the wicked, but because he brings redemption, forgiveness, and reward to his redeemed people.

God is a logical, rational being, though he does not necessarily conform to the laws of any human system of logic. The laws of logic are an aspect of his own character. Being logical is his nature and his pleasure. So the fact that he cannot be illogical is not a weakness. It may not be fairly described as a lack of power. Indeed it is a mark of his great power that he always acts and thinks consistently, that he can never be pushed into the inconsistencies that plague human life.

Indeed, the dirty secret of Christian apologetics is this: there is no human argument that is guaranteed to overcome unbelief.