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November 10, 2007

Richard Rice Discusses Open Theism

Richard Rice, a theologian at Loma Linda University who launched the most recent expression of "Open Theism" and gave it its name, explained its basic themes to several dozen universities students on Friday, evening, November 14.  For my summary and reactions, please visit the Spectrum Blog and SDA Gender Justice.

Posted by David R. Larson on November 10, 2007 at 11:40 PM in Columns, Free Will Theism, Loma Linda University, Panentheism, Prayer, Scripture, Seventh-day Adventism |

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