Do all divine actions flow from ‘the necessity of his nature’, as you put it?

Camden may I suggest such because IMMHO this show pointed towards a God that acts because of contingencies that do not flow from the necessity of His being. There should be no “middle ground” in theology proper, though the distinction of the wills of Jesus should be kept in mind, because His human will is what I believe Professor Oliphint is mistaking as “theology proper” so far as concerning the divine nature. This all stems from a mistaken view of the volitional will of God which is rampant in our reformed circles today.

Hermonta – A rhetorical question? Reformed Forum doesn’t control modes of publishing for P&R;neither does Dr. Oliphint. While it is 2015, and a variety of digital publishing paths are available (Kindle is not the only game in town), it is still a world of publishing rights and marketing agreements. Old or existing agreements for distribution are not automatically abrogated or updated because new technologies appear. Also, it is a matter of publishers deciding if they can agree to Amazon rules for Kindle, Apple rules for iBooks, etc. A publisher still needs to see a decent return on sales to stay in existence. Your question is best addressed to http://www.prpbooks.com