OPEN DEBATE! Problem of Evil, Protestant Canon, Energies & More! VS. Jay Dyer

Martin Luther's "Bondage of the Will" is a theological treatise defending his doctrine of justification by faith alone against the views of Erasmus of Rotterdam.

This book presents a dialogue between Gregory Palamas and his opponent Akendinos, exploring the crucial distinction between the essence and energies of God in Orthodox theology.

Gregory Palamas's "The Triads" is a key work in Orthodox theology, systematically explaining the distinction between the essence and energies of God.

De Veritate, published in 1624, is a seminal work by Edward Herbert that explores the nature of truth and its distinction from other concepts like revelation and probability. It outlines a system of natural religion based on innate common notions, which became foundational for English Deism. The work is notable for its metaphysical approach and its influence on later philosophical thought.

Josiah Trenum's "Rock and Sand" delves into the theological and practical differences between Eastern Orthodoxy and Protestantism. The book explores the historical context of these differences, highlighting the Eastern Orthodox perspective on the nature of the church and salvation. Trenum uses the metaphor of rock and sand to illustrate the stability of the Orthodox tradition versus the perceived instability of Protestantism. He challenges Protestant converts to critically examine their previous beliefs and fully embrace Orthodox teachings. The book serves as a guide for those transitioning from Protestantism to Eastern Orthodoxy.