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If Christ Died for All, How Can Anyone Perish?

By Michael PenfoldMay 20, 2016Reformed Theologylimited atonement, universalism

If Christ Died for All, How Can Anyone Perish? by David McAllister David McAllister, a Bible teacher from Donegal, Ireland, takes up the topic of the vicarious death of Christ and asks “If Christ died for all, does that mean that everyone will be saved? And if not, why not?” The Scriptures teach that not […]

John Owen and the Double Payment Dilemma

By adminMarch 25, 2015Reformed Theologydouble payment, john owen, limited atonement

John Owen and the Double Payment Dilemma by Michael J. Penfold Authoring more than 80 books in his lifetime, John Owen the Puritan (1616-83) was arguably the mightiest Reformed theologian the world has ever seen. He applied his brilliant mind to the question “For whom did Christ die?” and concluded “the elect only”. He saw […]