that disservice was done to the sensible people by the company they were portrayed as keeping". Marshall had an Arminian theology. With Arminius, he believed that unlimited atonement is consistent with penal substitution. In Kept by the Power of God (1969), Marshall mentioned the possibility of apostasy. He preferred the view of conditional security for having fewer exegetical difficulties, point that was added eventually in an epilogue of Kept by the power of God (1995). Publications Notes and references Citations Sources 1934 births 2015 deaths Academic journal editors Academics of the University of Aberdeen Alumni of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge Alumni of the University of Aberdeen Arminian theologians British Christian theologians Critics of the Christ myth theory Methodist theologians New Testament scholars Scottish scholars and academics