Open Theism

We will meet at 8 pm on Oct. 3 at the downtown House of Aromas (118 S Clinton, near Washington) to discuss different views on the way that God relates to the time and space to which we are accustomed. We will revisit the traditional Reformed debate, often labeled "Calvinism vs. Arminianism", and look also at a possible third alternative.

With apologies that I did not offer this sooner, I will point you to an article here that introduces Open Theism. Please feel free to stop after the short paragraph on page 6, and only glance at the subject headings in the rest of the article to be familiar with some of the questions Open Theism seeks to answer, as well as some potential problems it raises.