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There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. In this, her first book actually dissertation-turned-book , Kathryn Tanner tackles one of the most head-throbbing debates of the Christian Tradition: Divine sovereignty vs free will. Are these really mutually exclusive positions? Ironically, though, Tanner calls the dichotomous divine sovereignty vs free will incoherent.

God and Creation in Christian Theology : Tyranny and Empowerment?

Very briefly Below is how Tanner makes her meta-case. Tanner draws on creatio ex nihilo and stakes two rules for coherent Christian discourse: So was I for a couple weeks and I barely understand it now. Since God is Creator and wholly other from creation, God is utterly transcendent. In other words, God and creation are not on the same playing field: Thereby, God is both utterly transcendent and immediately immanent. Second, taking the two rules for discourse, Tanner shows how the divine sovereignty vs free will debate is fictitious because it betrays a competitive mindset.

In that debate, God is brought down or humanity is brought up to equalize the playing field: Tanner closes by saying that both sides, sadly, works with a Pelagian mindset Pelagius was one of the earliest and most infamous heretics who claimed that people can work their way into heaven or into receiving grace from God.