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Divine Blessedness in Non-Christian Theologies

Divine Blessedness in Non-Christian Theologies

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  • Fred Sanders

The doctrine of divine blessedness has been objected to on the grounds that to call God blessed is pagan. This article shows that using the term does not mean that Christians have taken on its pagan meaning. Instead, Christians use it in a way that shows how God is distinguished from other gods, since He is Triune and engaged in history.

Source: Reformation21, 2015. 2 pages.

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