Anthony Martin sent me a link about the Evangelical Theological Society adopting the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy — courtesy of the Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry.
While I am glad to see this happen, I am concerned that it will not accomplish what needs to be accomplished, namely, the dismissal of Clark Pinnock and John Sanders from the ETS. According to the article, Pinnock and Sanders have both agreed to stand by the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy. Apparently they feel that agreeing with the statement will in no way prevent them from continuing to espouse their positive view of Open Theism.
Please keep in mind that the discussion here is about the ETS and not the Church at large. Of course I consider Pinnock and Sanders brothers in Christ, however I find their idea of a reactive God repulsive.
Note: My opinions are not necessarily the same as Anthony Martin’s. He simply provided me with the link.