Contributors

Foreword

John Piper

Introduction

Justin Taylor

Acknowledgments

Part One Historical Influences

The Rabbis and the Claims of Openness Advocates

Russell Fuller

Genetic Defects or Accidental Similarities? Orthodoxy and Open Theism and Their Connections to Western Philosophical Traditions

Chad Owen Brand

Part Two Philosophical Presuppositions and Cultural Context

True Freedom: The Liberty That Scripture Portrays as Worth Having

Mark R. Talbot

Why Open Theism Is Flourishing Now

William C. Davis

Part Three Anthropomorphisms, Revelation, and Interpretation

Veiled Glory: God's Self-Revelation in Human Likeness---A Biblical Theology of God's Anthropomorphic Self-Disclosure

A. B. Caneday

Hellenistic or Hebrew? Open Theism and Reformed Theological Method

Michael S. Horton

Part Four What Is At Stake in the Openness Debate?

The Inerrancy of Scripture

Stephen J. Wellum

The Trustworthiness of God and the Foundation of Hope

Paul Kjoss Helseth

The Gospel of Christ

Bruce A. Ware

Part Five Drawing Boundaries and Conclusions

When, Why, and for What Should we Draw New Boundaries?

Wayne Grudem

Grounds for Dismay: The Error and Injury of Open Theism

John Piper

A Bibliography on Open Theism

Justin Taylor

Scripture Index

Person Index

Subject Index