Dr. Clark Pinnock is Professor of Theology at McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Pinnock, you were once a Calvinist theologian. Today, you are at the vanguard of a movement among evangelical scholars away from Augustinian or Reformational theology.
People move in different directions over a lifetime.
Some move to Calvinism, others away from it, according to their consciences, God being their judge. My pilgrimage may not have any wider significance than it has for me personally. I am God's unworthy servant. From my standpoint, what my pilgrimage may signify is that I along with others have sensed the need for a better theological articulation of our dynamic relationship with God. I encourage you to make a better case for your model in order to help people overcome the paralyzing implications of what you seem to be saying.