#7731
Mentioned in 9 episodes

Unspoken sermons

Book • 1891

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

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John Eldredge
, quoting George MacDonald on the notion of salvation from the consequences of sin.
38 snips
E858 | The Good Heart 2.0 - Part 1
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C. Baxter Kruger
when discussing George MacDonald's sermon on justice and its reframing of divine justice.
23 snips
C. Baxter Kruger / The Ransom of Jesus: A Deep Dive into Divine Justice
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Keith Giles
as a classic book that Choir Publishing is reintroducing to audiences.
13 snips
Keith Giles / The Quantum Sayings Of Jesus
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William P. Young
for George MacDonald's claim that no one ultimately gets away with anything morally or relationally.
Ep. 227 William Paul Young : Why he now more confidently affirms Apocatastasis, and his sequel Return to the Shack
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John de Jong
as a clearer, more systematic entry point into George MacDonald’s theology than his novels.
LILITH: The Child Against the Vampire of Fundamentalism - A Conversation with John de Jong
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David Bercot
as containing wonderful insights and reflecting MacDonald's rejection of penal substitution.
No, the Early Church Did Not Teach Penal Substitutionary Atonement - David Bercot
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Thomas Cannariato
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Derek Holser
as a source of George MacDonald’s influential reflections on divine love, judgment, and Christian identity.
LILIITH: George MacDonald's Tale of Life Through Death, Part IV
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Reed Dent
when discussing a great line from the sermon 'Justification'.
479: Vice & Virtue — Wrath
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Stefan Knibbe
as the book that led him to realize the ending of 'Till We Have Faces' is similar to how MacDonald envisions Hell working.
#239 Stefan Knibbe: CS Lewis on Freedom, Suffering, and Hell
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Nick Freitas
as a reading he intended to explore.
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