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A Trouble with Predestination to Believe in Jesus Christ
I believe in predestination. It occurs. God predestines. Scripture says it. Nowhere does it say that God predestines someone to believe in Jesus Christ. British Podcast Several podcasts today feature various evangelical apologists, who deal with evangelism in certain situations, what to say and how to say it. I was listening to one fed me […]
A New Alternative List to the Points of Calvinism (Part Three)
Part One Part Two The second point of Calvinism is “unconditional election,” and part two of this series said that election is not predetermined. Instead, God elects according to His foreknowledge (1 Pet 1:2). God knows who will believe in Him and elects them before the foundation of the world. Calvinists get unconditional election […]
The Conflicting, Perplexing Calvinistic Doctrine of Free Will (Part Two)
Part One Calvinists say that other systems limit God’s sovereignty or control. Apparently when those systems assign to man free will, they limit God’s sovereignty. Instead of God being in total charge, man is partly in charge. Calvinists would also say this means that in salvation, ostensibly man is getting involved to the degree that […]
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