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Testamentum Imperium
I do not endeavor,
New Articles Prof. C. F. C. Coetzee, Romans 8:29-34 and the Security of the Believer, Faculty of Theology, North West University, Potchefstroom Campus, Potchefstroom, South Africa Dr. Carl Judson Davis, Response to Toryough, Ephesians 2: 1 – 10: The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation, Davis is Associate Professor of Greek, Bryan College, Dayton, TN, USA; Toryough is Department of Religious Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria - revtoryough@yahoo.co.uk Derek Tovey, ‘Did I not choose you, the twelve? Yet one of you is a devil’ (John 6:70): Election in John’s Gospel, Lecturer in New Testament, College of St. John the Evangelist, Auckland, New Zealand Dr. David K. Lowery, 1 Corinthians 11:29-32: The Lord’s Judgment, Professor of New Testament Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary Dr. Peter Althouse, Certainty of Future Hope in Moltmann's Theology as a Means for Enduring Suffering, Southeastern University Devotion - Dr. Paul Williamson, Did Saul Lose His Salvation?, Moore College, Sydney Devotion - Dr. James H. Gailey, A Devotional Look at Psalm 51:10-12, Professor Emeritus, Columbia Theological Seminary
Divine
Sovereignty and Human Freedom 1) Divine Sovereignty: Absolute or Limited by Human Freedom 1. Dr. William A. Wright, Divine Sovereignty: Absolute_or_Limited by Human Freedom, Assistant Professor of Religion, Eureka College, Eureka, IL, USA. He has written, "Faith and Justification: Commencing Salvation" (with Rev. Bosela Eale) in Chalice Introduction to Disciples Theology (St. Louis: Chalice Press, 2008). 2. Dr. J. Scott Jackson, Divine Sovereignty: Absolute or Limited by Human Freedom, University of Chicago, 2) The Sovereignty of God in light of Divine Omnipotence 3. Dr. Petr Macek, Sovereignty in Divine Omnipotence, Protestant Theological Faculty, Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic 4. Dr. James M. Bonzo, The Congruence of Divine Sovereignty and Divine Love in the Theology of Moltmann, Cornerstone University, USA, (Yes) 3) Divine Sovereignty and the Doctrine of Creation 5. Dr. Winfried Corduan, Divine Sovereignty and the Doctrine of Creation, Taylor University 6. Dr. Stanley Brian Stratton, Sovereignty and Creation, Alma College, Alma, Michigan, USA 4) Human Freedom: Libertarian or Compatible 7. Dr. Timothy Chambers (University of Hartford) (Yes) 8. Dr. Joseph Balatedi Radinkudikae Gaie (University of Botswana) (Yes) 9. Dr. Joseph Osei (Non-Reformed, Methodist) (University of North Carolina, Fayetteville State University) (Yes) 5) Divine Providence and Human Freedom in Aquinas 10. Dr. Ralph Vunderink, Providence and Freedom in Aquinas, Adjunct of Philosophy and Humanities, Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, MI, USA 11. Fr. Dr. Joseph Kahiga (Moi University, Kenya) (Yes) 6) A Compatibilist View Of Human Free Will & Moral Responsibility 12. Dr. John Calvin Wingard, Jr., A Compatibilist View on Free Will and Determinism, Professor of Philosophy, Covenant College, Stone Mountain, GA, USA 13. Dr. Rudolph V. Vanterpool, Compatibility of Individual Free Will With Providential Determinism, Professor of Philosophy, California State University, Dominguez Hills, USA, some of his books include In Job’s Sandals: From Riches to Rags to Rewards (Vantage Press, c2009); Speak My Soul: Poems on Migrations and Returns of a Native Son (AuthorHouse, c2009); “Subsistence Welfare Benefits as Property Interests: Legal Theories and Moral Considerations,” A Companion to African-American Philosophy, Tommy L. Lott and John P. Pittman, Editors (Blackwell Publishing Ltd., 2003); “Open-Textured Aesthetic Boundaries: Matters of Art, Race, and Culture,” The Critical Pragmatism of Alain Locke, Leonard Harris, Editor (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 1999); “Affirmative Action Revisited: Justice and Public Policy Considerations,” 3:4 Public Affairs Quarterly (1989, pp. 49-61); “Welfare Rights and Procedural Due Process,” Logos: Philosophical Issues in Christian Perspective (Volume 6, 1985), pp. 79-89. 7) Does Divine Determinism make Human Choice and Relationships Artificial 14. Dr. Owen Anderson, Determinism and Human Choices, Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZ, USA 8) The Hardening of Pharaoh’s Heart (O.T.) 15. Dr. Nupanga Weanzana (Bangui Evangelical School of Theology, Central African Republic) (Yes) 16. Dr. Nicholas Oyugi Odhiambo (Dallas Theological Seminary graduate) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 9) Repentance as a Gift from God in the Old Testament– 17. Dr. David O. Moomo (SIL) (Received) Response: 18. David Schrock (Ph.D. student, Systematic Theology, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 10) The Madness of Nebuchadnezzar & Divine Sovereignty 19. Dr. David Tuesday Adamo, Kogi State University, Nigeria) (Yes) 11) The Sovereignty of God in Book of Job – 20. Dr. Harold Holmyard III, The Sovereignty of God in the Book of Job: God Used Job to Change Theology 21. Dr. Siméon Kubulana Matendo (Received) 12) The Sovereignty of God in Habakkuk 22. Dr. Eckart Otto (Universität München, Germany) (Yes, remind in spring 2008) 23. Dr. Apollos Handan (Yes) 13) Does God take Responsibility for Evil Events (O.T.) – 24. Dr. Erhard S. Gerstenberger, Does God take Responsibility for Evil Events in the OT?, Professor Emeritus für Altes Testament (Old Testament), Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany. His books include Ihr Volker alle, klatscht in die Hande!: Festschrift fur (Munster, 1997, 428p), Psalmen in der Sprache unserer Zeit: der Psalter (Klagelieder Eingel, 1972, 256p), Der bittende Mensch (Neukirchen-Vluyn: Neukirchener Verlag, 1980, 195p), Israel in der Perserzeit (Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer, 2005, 416p), Jahwe, ein patriarchaler Gott? : traditionelles Gottesbild und feministische Theologie (Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer, 1988, 171p), Leiden (with Wolfgang Schrage; Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 1977, 238p), Leviticus: a Commentary (Trans. by Douglas W. Stott; Westminister John Knox Press, 1996, 450p), Psalms: Part 1: with an introduction to cultic poetry (Eerdmans, 1988, 260p), Psalms. Part 2, and Lamentations (Eerdmans, 2001, 543p), Suffering (with Wolfgang Schrage; trans. John E. Steely; Abingdon, 1980, 272p), Theologien im Alten Testament: Pluralitat und Synkretismus alttestamentlichen Gottesglaubens (Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer, 2001, 270p), Theologien im Alten Testament - Theologies in the Old Testament (Trans. John Bowden, Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2002, 358p), Wesen und Herkunft des apodiktischen Rechts (Neukirchen-Vluyn, 1965, 162p), Woman and Man (with Wolfgang Schrage, trans. Douglas W. Stott; Abingdon, 1981, 252p), and Jahwe, ein patriarchaler Gott?-Yahweh—the Patriarch : Ancient Images of God and Feminist (Trans. Frederick J. Gaiser; Fortress Press, 1996, 168p). 25. Dr. Jean Koulagna, in French, Lutheran, Institut Lutherien De Theologie de Meiganga, Cameroon, (Yes) 14) Can God Take Responsibility for Evil and Still be Good 26. Dr. E. David Cook, Can God Take Responsibility for Evil and Still be Good, Aurthur F. Holmes Professor of Faith & Learning, Wheaton College. His books include The Moral Maze (Romanian edition 2004, Spanish ed., 2005), Blind Alley Beliefs (Turkish edition, 2005), Not Just Science edited with D F Chappell (Zondervan, 2005), Contraception (IVP, 2005), and Children of Prometheus edited with D. Russ and P. Adman (Trinity Forum Publications, 2005). His many articles include sections in several books and ones for the Southern Baptist Journal of Theology, Kairos Journal, Q section (Chicago Tribune), Dictionary of Apologetics, Whitefield Briefing (Oxford). 27. Dr. R. T. Allen, Can God Take Responsibility for Evil and Still be Good. Visiting British Philosopher to the University of the West Indies, Trinidad, Co-Editor of the Polish Journal, Personalism and Editiorial Advisor for journal Polanyiana for the Central European University. (Yes, March, 2010) He wrote Beyond Liberalism: the Political Thought of F.A. Hayek & Michael Polanyi (Transaction Publishers, 1998) 15) The Lord’s Prayer and the Sovereignty of God 28. Rev. Dauda Andrawus Gava (Theological College of Northern Nigeria) (Yes) 16) Human Freedom and the Imago Dei 29. Dr. Andrew Teal (Pembroke College, Oxford) (Yes) 30. Dr. Todd Cioffi (Whitworth College) (Yes) 17) A Representation of Various Views on the Doctrine of Election (Corporate & Individual, Conditional & Unconditional) – 31. Dr. Jeffrey C. Mallinson, Divine Election: A Representation of Different Views, Lutheran, Academic Dean, Trinity Lutheran College, & Scott Keith 18) Human Depravity and the Need for the Grace of Divine Election – 32. Dr. F. Olivier (Westminster Theological Seminary graduate) (Yes, March , 2010) 33. Dr. Leopoldo A. Sánchez, Does Divine Election and Human Justification Still Matter to the World?, Director of the Center for Hispanic Studies, Werner R.H. Krause y Elizabeth Ringger Krause Chair for Hispanic Ministries, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO, USA 19) Election in John’s Gospel – 34. Prof. Dr. D. G. van der Merwe (UNISA) (Yes, Jan 10, 2010) 20) John 1 (Prologue): Divine Initiative in Salvation 35. Dr. Constantine Papathanassiou, The Johannine Prologue: Divine Initiative in Salvation, University of Athens 21) Imagery of Divine Sovereignty in Gospel of John 36. David Ritsema, Imagery of Sovereignty in John, Pastor of Woodlawn Baptist Church, 4600 Manchaca Road, Austin, Texas 78745, USA. 22) Election in the Book of Revelation – 37. Dr. Sukmin Cho (Ezra Bible Institute for Graduate Studies. South Korea) (Yes)
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Dr. Alan S. Bandy, Election in Book of Revelation, Assistant Director of Ph.D. Studies,
Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, SC, USA (Yes, March 31st, 2009).
He is
author of
www.CafeApocalypsis.com and several articles including “The Layers of the
Apocalypse: A Holistic Approach to Revelation’s Structure” Journal for the
Study of the New Testament 31:4 (June 2009): 469–99; “Word and Witness: An
Analysis of the Lawsuit Motif in Revelation Based on Witness Terminology,”
Global Journal of Classical Theology 6:1 (2005 [Online Journal]);
“Eschatology and Restoration: An Assessment of the Relationship between Theology
and Eschatology in the Writings of N. T. Wright,” Faith and Mission 22.2
(Spring 2005): 56–85. He has contributed the chapter on the Book of Revelation
in The Cradle, the Cross, and the Crown: A Comprehensive Introduction to the
New Testament, by Andreas Köstenberger, Scott Kellum, and Charles Quarles
(Nashville: Broadman & Holman, 2009). He is currently revising his Ph.D.
dissertation for publication in Sheffield New Testament Monograph series
(Sheffield Phoenix Press). 23) The Meaning of “Foreknowledge” in Romans 8:29-30 39. Dr. Lovemore Togarasei, The Meaning of “Foreknowledge” in Romans 8:29-30, Professor of New Testament, University of Botswana 24) (a) Romans 9-11: Individual or Corporate Election 40. Dr. Lo Lung Kwong (Divinity School of Chung Chi College, Hong Kong) (Yes) 41. Dr. Eric Anum, Individual or Corporate Election in Romans 9-11: An Inter-Texture Study, Department of Religion and Human Values, University of Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa, Anum55@yahoo.com. (b) Romans 9-11: Faithfulness of God to Israel as a Basis for Christian Assurance 42. Dr. Ron Herms (Northwestern University) (Yes) 25) Election in Ephesians 1: Individual or Corporate 43. Dr. Michael Eschelbach (Lutheran) (received) 44. Rev. Dr. Bernard O. Ukwuegbu, Election in Ephesians, Catholic Priest of the Diocese of Orlu, Nigeria, Vice Rector and Chair of Biblical Studies, Seat of Wisdom Seminary Owerri, Nigeria; see also www.sws-ng.urbaniana.edu 26) Luke’s emphasis on Divine Sovereignty in Acts – 45. Dr. H. W. M. van de Sandt, Divine Sovereignty in Luke, Assistant Professor, Humanities, Tilburg University, The Netherlands. His books include H.W.M. van de Sandt and J.K. Zangenberg, Matthew, James and Didache: Three related documents in their Jewish and Christian Settings (Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature; Symposium Series, 45; 2008), Matthew and The Didache: Two Documents from the same Jewish-Christian Milieu? (Assen: Van Gorcum, 2005), Sandt & D. Flusser, The Didache. Its Jewish sources and its place in early Judaism and Christianity (Assen: Royal Van Gorcum; Compendia Rerum Iudaicarum ad Novum Testamentum, 5; 2002), Sandt, J. Delobel, M. Menken, and H. J. de, Vroegchristelijke gemeenten tussen werkelijkheid en ideaal. Opstellen van leden van de Studiosorum Novi Testamenti Conventus (Kampen: Kok, 2001). He has also contributed several articles Biblica, Schrift, Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses, Tijdschrift voor Theologie, and Vigiliae Christianae Election: Missiology & Systematic Theology 27) Election and the Universal Offer of the Gospel 46. Prof. Dr. P.G.J. Meiring (University of Pretoria) (Yes) 47. Rev. Neal Punt, Election and Universal Offer of the Gospel, see www.EvangelicalInclusivism.com. He is the pastor of Christian Reformed Church, Grand Haven, MI, USA 28) The Destiny of the Unevangelized – 48. Dr. Mossai Sanguma (Fifth President, Congo Covenant Church) (Yes) 49. Tony Richie, "Constitutionally Christian": A Classical Pentacostal Appraisal of Founders and Figures in World Faiths with Attentiveness to Inclusivist Implications, Ph.D. candidate, London School of Theology at Middlesex University 29) Election & Man’s Culpability for Rejecting the Gospel 50. Dr. Pieter Verster, Election and Man's Culpability for Rejecting the Gospel, (University of the Free State, South Africa). See his A Theology of Christian Mission: What Should the Church Seek to Accomplish? (Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 2008, 201p). 30) Does the Doctrine of Election Make God Unloving – 51. Dylan Potter (Ph.D. student, Systematic Theology, University of St. Andrews, U.K.) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 52. Rev. Dr. Olawoyin Noah Olusegun, Does Doctrine of Election Make God Unloving?, Minister, United Missionary Church of Africa (UMCA), and Teacher, Philosophy of Religion, University of Ado-Ekiti, Oyo, Nigeria. His his Ph.D. dissertation was on “The Significance of John Hick’s Concept of Religious Pluralism for Tolerance among Ònkò Yorùbá,” (University of Ibadan, 27 May 2004). He wrote with Fehintola Akangbe “The Nigerian Evangelical Fellowship,” in Ademola Ishola & Deji Ayegboyin (Eds.), Rediscovering and Fostering Unity in the Body of Christ: The Nigerian Experience (Lagos: Sceptre Prints Ltd., 2000), 174-283; he wrote “The Psyco-Religious Power of Modern Music,” Journal of Humanities 3:3 (OBITUN, 2001), 77-99; “‘God-Talk’ in Africa: Refining ‘Chance Philosophy’ for Continental Rebirth,” Ibadan Journal of Multicultural/Multidisciplinary Studies 8:2 (CASTALIA, 2202), 60-74; “The Place of Religion in Moral Experience,” Ado Journal of Religions 1:2 (2002), 27-36; and “Mark 2: 23 – 28: A Humanist Interpretation,” Ado Journal of Religions 2:2 (2002), 12-28. 31) Does the Doctrine of Election Make God Unfair – 53. Dr. Jack U. Kamiruka (Scott Theological College, Kenya) (Yes)
54.
David
W. Congdon,
The Problem with Double Predestination and the 32) (a) Christian Assurance and Crippling Introspection – 55. Dr. Ján Henžel (Matej Bel University, Slovakia) (Yes) 56. Rev. Confidence Bansah (M.Phil. student, University of Ghana) (Presbyterian Church of Ghana) (Yes, December 30th, 2009) 57. Rev. Dr. Joslyn Lloyd Angus, Divine Assurance and Crippling Introspection, Jamaica, West Indies (b) Justification by Faith and Judgment According to Works: Is there a Gracious Solution to the Tension? – 58. Dr. Haroldo Camacho (Former SDA Theology Professor) (Yes) 33) Saving Grace: Resistible or Irresistible – 59. Dr. Stephen L. Stell (Austin College) (Yes) 60. Dr. Kyle Fedler (Ashland) (Yes) 34) How Does God’s Grace Guarantee that Salvation is Irrevocable 61. Dr. Justyn Terry, Does God's Grace Guarantee Salvation Irrevocable, Dean, President, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Trinity School for Ministry, Ambridge, PA, USA. He specializes in resurrection and the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, rival "gospels" in the church today, the Gospel as God's revelation, introduction to the theology of Martin Luther, John Calvin, Karl Barth and of Anglican Divines like Thomas Cranmer, John Jewel, William Perkins, Richard Hooker, Lancelot Andrewes, Charles Simeon, John Wesley, Dorothy L. Sayers, C.S. Lewis 62. Victor Nakah (Ph.D. student, Stellenbosch) (Principal, Theological College of Zimbabwe) (Yes) 35) Ephesians 2: The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation 63. Dr. Godwin Nyijime Touryough (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) (Yes, May, 2008) 64. Gabriel Alalade, MTS (Queen’s Theological College, Canada) (Yes, March, 2010) (b) Pistis Christou in Galatians: The Subjective Genitive and the Irrevocable Nature of Salvation – 65. Kyuseok Han, Irrevocable Nature of Salvation in Galations 1, Ph.D. Student, Faith Theological Seminary, Atlanta, GA 36) The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation: The Soteriology of 1 Thessalonians – 66. Dr. Jud Davis Irrevocable Nature of Salvation: The Soteriology of 1 Thessalonians, Associate Professor of Greek, Bryan College, Dayton, Tennessee, USA. His Ph.D. dissertation is The Name and Way of the Lord. Old Testament Themes, New Testament Christology (JSNTSup 129; Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1996). 67. Dr. Corneliu Constantineanu (Associate Professor and Academic Dean, Evangelical Theological Seminary, Osijek, Croatia) (Yes) 37) Soteriology: Romans 8:1: Is “who walk not after the flesh but after the spirit” a Textual Addition or Original 68. Dr. Craig A. Smith, Romans 8:1: Is “who walk not after the flesh but after the spirit” a Textual Addition or Original?, Chair of the Theology & Ministry Department and Professor of Biblical Studies, Sterling College, Sterling, Kansas - Trinity College, Bristol, UK 69. Dr. William F. Warren, Jr. (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary) (Yes) 38) The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation: Evidences from the Epistle of James 70. Dr. Mariam J. Kamell, Irrevocable_Salvation in_James, Ph.D. student, St. Andrews University. She is co-author with Craig Blomberg of the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary: James (Series eds. George Gutrhrie and Clinton E. Arnold. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2009). She has also published several articles on James. 39) Hagios in Pauline Letters: The Extrinsic source of Christian Holiness – 71. Kirk Duval Lyons (Ph.D. candidate, Union Theological Seminary at New York City, USA) (Yes) 72. Dr. Michael Eschelbach (Lutheran) (received) 40) The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation: Evidences from the Book of Hebrews 73. Dr. Jim Carlson, Irrevocable Salvation in Hebrews (Instructor, Judson University, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, USA) (Yes) 74. Dr. David M. Allen, The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation: Evidences from the Book of Hebrews, Tutor in New Testament, Queen’s Foundation, UK 41) The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation: A Case from the Old Testament 75. Dr. Edwin Zulu, Irrevocable Salvation from Old Testament, Senior Lecturer in Old Testament and Hebrew Language, Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe Africa University, Faculty of Theology, P.O Box 1320 Mutare, Zimbabwe, TeL; 263-20-60026/60075, Ex. 422; cell: 263-912588126, zulue1964@gmail.com. 76. Dr. Byron G. Curtis (Geneva College) (Yes) 42) The Analogia Gratiae (The Analogy of Grace) 77. Dr. Paul Molnar (St. John's University, New York) (Received) 43) Grace or Morals: What Ultimately Determines our Destinies – 78. Dr. Musonda Bwalya, Grace or Morals: What Ultimately Determines our Destinies, Principal, United Church of Zambia Theological College, Professor of Social Ethics and Systematic Theology, Kitwe, Republic of Zambia. His dissertation at Pretoria University, South Africa, was “A Theological-Ethical Framework For Economic Development: The Case of Zambia.” 79. Philip Olsson, Grace or Morals--What Ultimately Determines Our Destinies, Ph.D. student, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California, USA 44) Christian Salvation: How Being Precedes Act (How who we are in Christ precedes what we do for Him) (Systematic Theology) 80. Julienne Kavira Wangahemuka (In French) (Ph.D. student, Faculté Universitaire de Théologie Protestante de Bruxelles, Belgium) (Yes) 45) Obedience and Punishment: The Fear of Punishment is an Inadequate means of Nurturing Genuine Obedience (a) to Morals/Rules (b) in the Christian Life – Jurisprudence & Philosophy 81. Dr. Kola Abimbola (University of Leicester) (Yes) 82. Dr Jackson Maogoto (University of Newcastle School of Law, New South Wales, Australia) (Yes) 83. Dr. Jack Anselm Odhiambo (University of Nairobi) (Yes) 84. Dr. Devonya N. Havis (Virginia Union University) (Yes) 85. Dr. Etannibi Alemika (University of Jos, Nigeria) (Yes, April 2009) 86. Dr. Kwame Frimpong (University of Botswana) (Yes, Mid-April 2009) 87. Dr. Munyaradzi Felix Murove (University of KwaZulu-Natal, Unilever Ethics Centre) (Yes) Pastoral Theology 88. Rev. Dr. Ralph Garlin Clingan, Is Fear of Punishment an Inadequate Means of Nurturing Obedience to Morals, Rules, and Christian Life?, Retired Homiletics and Liturgics Professor for Interdenominational Theological Center, Georgia, USA. See www.ActionPreaching.com. Ralph Garlin Clingan, from Clarksville, Arkansas, is currently an author with a preference for advocating public policy changes in the United States. He is also a musician and actor directing and playing church dramas. Some of his books include Against Cheap Grace in a World Come of Age, an Intellectual Biography of Clayton Powell, 1865-1953 (NY: Peter Lang, 2002) and Action Preaching (Seoul: Preaching Academy, 2005). 89. Rev. Dr. Tshililo Liphadzi (Reformed Church of Southern Africa) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) Practical Theology 90. Rev. Dr. Japhet Ndhlovu (Continental Coordinator of the AACC 9th General Assembly; former General Secretary of the Council of Churches of Zambia) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 91. Dr. Veikko Munyika (Lutheran) (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia) (Yes) Christian Ethics 92. Dr. Godfrey Harold (Cape Town Baptist Seminary, South Africa) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 93. Rev. Ishaya Gajere (Nigeria) (Ph.D. student, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, USA) (Yes, November 21st, 2009) 46) The Irrevocable Nature of Salvation as a Basis for Worship and Surrender of the Soul to God – 1) 94. Dr. Tamás Kodácsy (Reformed Chaplain, Károli Gáspár University, Budapest, Hungary) (Yes) 2) 95. Dr. Robert Keefer, Irrevocable Nature of Salvation as a Basis for Worship and Surrender of the Soul to God, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Clarinda, Iowa, USA Latin America, Asia, Middle East 1) 96. Dr. Patricio Viveros Robles (Archbishop of the Anglican Episcopal Church of Chile & Primate of the Latin America Anglican Province) (Yes) 2) 97. Rev. Dr. Abd-el-masih Istafanous (Evangelical Church of Egypt) (Yes, submission in 2010) 3) 98. Rev. Dr. George Oommen, Divine Peace from a Reformed Perspective based on the Sermon on the Mount, Luther W. New Jr. Theological College, Dehradun, India 1) 99. Yohannes Baheru Faye (Ph.D. student, Biblical Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary) (Nairobi International School of Theology) (Yes, March 21st, 2010), Rev. Tim Wambunya (African Institute for Contemporary Mission and Research) 47) Salvation as Enduring Mental Liberation from Legalism and Wounding Human Labels 100. Dr. Arthur L. Pressley (Drew University) (Yes) 101. Rev. Dr. Irene Monroe (Harvard graduate) (Yes) The Challenge 48) How Can I Accept the Sovereignty of God? 102. Rev. Canon Dr. John Magumba (Church of England) (Received) 103. Dr. C. W. Dawson, Jr. (Riley Scholar in Residence, Religion and Philosophy, Colorado College) (Yes, March 31) 49) Divine Sovereignty and Everyday Life 104. Dr. Amon Eddie Kasambala (Stellenbosch) (Received) 105. Rev. Dr. Dwight E. Cook (Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, Honolulu Hawaii) (Received) 50) How Can I Love a Sovereign God when Tragedy Strikes/In the Midst of Suffering? 106. Dr. Mark L. Richardson, How Can I Love a Sovereign God When Tragedy Stikes?, Faculty Mentor, Columbia Evangelical Seminary, Buckley, WA, & President of CrossReach Ministries International, Broken Arrow, OK 107. Dr. Sheila H. Gillams (Deputy Chair, Philosophy & Religion, Medgar Evers College, CUNY, USA) (Yes, April 6th, 2009) 108. Dr. Julius Gathogo (received) 51) (a) A Theology of Disability and Coping with HIV/AIDS 109. Dr. Curtis W. Whiteman (Westmont) (Yes) (b) Coping with AIDS: A Traditional African Theological Perspective 110. Dr. Lucas Nandih Shamala (Metropolitan State College of Denver) (week extension from March 18th) 52) (a) Does a Sovereign God Love Humanity Less than a God Limited by Human Freedom 111. Dr. Ruben Rosario-Rodriguez (Saint Louis University) (Yes) 112. Sulia Abubakarr Mason, Does a Sovereign God Love Humanity Less? Lecturer in 19th Pragmatism and Philosophy of Religion, Clemson University (Received) (b) Does a Sovereign God Love Humanity Less than a God who is Not (Universal Salvation) 113. Dr. Eberhard Busch (Universität Göttingen, Germany) (Received) 114. Dr. Hans Schwarz, Divine Sovereignty and Divine Love--Contradiction or Necessary Complement (Lutheran) (Universität Regensburg, Germany (Received) 53) The Sovereignty of God and the Death of Loved Ones – 115. Dr. James Thomas (Associate Professor, Church and Community Director of African American Studies Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, South Carolina) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 116. Rev. Willetta (Lettie) J. Ar-Rahmaan, Sovereignty of God and the Death of Loved Ones, Minister of Assimilation and Women’s Ministry Leader, First Baptist Church-West, Charlotte, NC 28216, revlettie@aol.com 54) The Sovereignty of God and African Suffering – 117. Dr. James Ndyabahika (Africa University) (Yes) 55) The Sovereignty of God and Hispanic Suffering - 118. Rev. Roy Palavicini (Iglesia de la Comunidad, Glendale) (Recieved) 56) The Sovereignty of God and Third World Suffering 119. Dr. Hazel Ayanga,, Who Cries for Africa: Perspective of Third World Suffering, Visiting Prof., Yale, Moi University, Kenya 57) The Sovereignty of God and the Suffering of Women 120. Kamusime Higiro Beatrice (Roman Catholic) (Member, European Society of Women in Theological Research, Belgium) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 58) Has the Reformation Left us Cold? (Doctrinal Orthodoxy at the Expense of Praxis) – 121. Dr. Trevor O’Reggio (Director of M.A. in Religion Program; Assoc. Prof. of Church History, Department Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University, USA) (Yes, March 21st, 2010) 59) Can Arminians and Calvinists be Friends…Yes – 122. Dr. Samson Fatokum and Biodun Owolabi, Can the Calvinists and Arminians Be Friends?--Yes by Dr. Samson Adetunji Fatokun, Senior Lecturer in Church History, Department of Religious Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, Nigeria, West Africa, and Dr. Biodun Owolabi, Director of Studies, West Nigeria Christian College and School of Biblical Studies, Abeokuta, Nigeria, West Africa.
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