How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments

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To me it seems transparently dishonest. They know the Open Theist has a strong point, so instead of considering it and *gasp* possibly repenting of their classical theism, they essentially appeal to ignorance and avoid conceding a point.

Any advice in how to respond to such cases is greatly appreciated.
 
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I've met Chris personally. He's a pretty cool dude, knows his theology well.
 
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JudgeRightly said:
I've met Chris personally. He's a pretty cool dude, knows his theology well.
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I love watching Chris Fisher debate, and I would love to meet him someday if he is ever vacationing down in Florida (where I live). My favorite debate (that I have seen so far) was when Chris and Will teamed up against a couple of Arminians.
 
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Unsettler said:
To me it seems transparently dishonest. They know the Open Theist has a strong point, so instead of considering it and *gasp* possibly repenting of their classical theism, they essentially appeal to ignorance and avoid conceding a point.

Any advice in how to respond to such cases is greatly appreciated.
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My advice is to go in knowing that you're not going to get them to move an inch off their doctrine no matter what you say or how you say it.
 
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