Top Highlights

• by God and therefore are determined and governed by God. The ground of history, therefore, is not in time, not in a total immersion in the moment, but in eternity.
• First, the doctrine of creation asserts that the universe, time, history, man, and all things are the handiwork of a sovereign, omnipotent, omniscient, and triune God.
• Third, creation is described by all of Scripture as a creative act of God, in six days, and thus it must be understood as act, not process.
• History is the battle of Christ versus anti-christ, and man’s basic need is redemption through the blood of Jesus Christ and then life in Christ and under God’s law, now no longer a bill of indictment against man, but a charter for life.
• This is the best God and Christ that process philosophy can give us, and this is clearly a Christ who cannot save, but can only lead and inspire man.