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Reformed theology indeed insists that
Reformed theology indeed insists that a real measure of freedom has been assigned to man by the Creator. But that […]
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Propitiation refers to Christ’s satisfaction
Propitiation refers to Christ’s satisfaction of God’s justice, making it “propitious” for God to forgive us. Propitiation may be seen […]
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The first type of Monarchianism
The first type of Monarchianism to threaten the Church was called modalistic monarchianism. This view was linked to an old […]
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In the fourth century the
In the fourth century the church faced a new heresy cloaked in a different form of monarchianism, called dynamic monarchianism. […]
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The Father sends the Son
The Father sends the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son enters the arena of this world by incarnation voluntarily. […]
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Jonathan Edwards remarked that seeking
Jonathan Edwards remarked that seeking after God is the main business of the Christian life R.C. SproulClick to TweetFrom the […]
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We human beings do have
We human beings do have the natural ability, however, to make choices. We have been given the necessary natural equipment. […]
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Fallen man has the natural
Fallen man has the natural ability to choose God (the necessary facilities of choice), but he lacks the moral ability […]
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Reformed theology understand the golden
Reformed theology understand the golden chain as follows: From all eternity God foreknew the elect. He had an idea of […]
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God does not owe grace
God does not owe grace to anyone. Grace that is owed is not grace. Justice imposes obligation, but grace in […]