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Tag Archives: predestination
Universal Salvation and Free Will
One of the questions that often comes up when discussing universal salvation – that is, the predestination of everyone for salvation – is that of free will: Does being saved without your permission, or even against your will, overrule the … Continue reading
Posted in Unboxing God
Tagged Christianity, free will, predestination, universal salvation
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On the differences between Luther and Calvin
Why do Calvinists and particularly Arminians (and for that matter, Roman Catholics) reject the paradox? Is it because they cannot understand that words of Scripture? Is it because they are less astute than Lutherans? The answer to both questions is … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged arminian, Calvin, election, grace, Luther, predestination
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