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1 | Is God in absolut contrl over all things | Acts 4:24 | John Reformed | 61740 | ||
Dear Sir Pent, Your interpretation is workable with one small alteration You said "nor is the will of the humans removed." I would use the term forced, or violated rather than "removed". Only because I think it a bit closer to the intended meaning of the Westminster divines. Thanks, John |
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2 | Is God in absolut contrl over all things | Acts 4:24 | Sir Pent | 61747 | ||
Definition of Calvinist perspective ..................... Dear John, Very well, for subsequent posts, I'll try to use the following definition for your perspective: .......................................... “God unchangeably ordains everything that comes to pass. Yet neither is God the author of sin, nor is the will of the humans forced. Nor is the possibility of indirect causes of actions removed, but rather established.” .......................................... So what are your thoughts on the rest of post 61691? |
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