God as a Destroyer: Calvinism, Pentecostalism, and the Study of Literature

In this chapter, the speakers discuss the concept of God as a destroyer and its impact on their understanding of faith. They delve into the contrast between Calvinism and Pentecostalism, highlighting the issues of self-righteousness and the struggle for salvation. They also reflect on the influence of various authors, including George McDonald, C.S. Lewis, and their personal journey towards embracing a vision of a final restoration of all things.