Date of Award
2007
Document Type
Thesis
Department
Christian Studies
First Reader
Dr. Preben Vang
Second Reader
Dr. C. Marvin Pate
Third Reader
Dr. Tom Greer
Abstract
The Christian movement known as evangelicalism possesses a long and complex history or theological and practical development and expression. Through the years, the term evangelical has carried a wide range of meanings. While modern day evangelicalism is by no means a monolithic movement, its foundation across the spectrum lies in its affirmation of three major theological principles: "(1) the complete reliability and final authority of Scripture in matters of faith and practice; (2) the necessity of a personal faith in Jesus Christ ... ; and (3) the urgency of seeking actively the conversion of sinners to Christ." The first theological truth is the most important for the question at hand.
Recommended Citation
Ham, Richard Garrett Jr., "A Scriptural and Philosophical Evaluation of the Open Model of God as an Ontological Necessity and Its Compatibility with Evangelical Theology" (2007). Honors Theses. 44.
https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/honors_theses/44