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Minor Mistranslation in the Works of James Arminius

May 9, 2012 , Godismyjudge , No Comment

I was confused about something Arminius said in his response to Perkins so I looked it up in the original Latin. Turns out it was a mistranslation. In the former case [the creation of animals,…

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A Good Analogy to the ULI of TULIP

January 3, 2011 , , No Comment

by Roger Olson Arminian scholar William Klein provides this analogy to help understand the difference between classical, high Calvinist soteriology and Arminian soteriology (posted here with his permission): Possible Analogy for ‘the biblical doctrine of…

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Provisional Atonement Part 3: The Integrity and Justice of God in the Gospel Offer

April 7, 2010 , Ben Henshaw , No Comment

In this post we will defend the premise that only a universal provisional atonement view can maintain the integrity of God in the gospel offer and the universal command to repent. The Bible is clear…

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Arminius on the Gift of Salvation

October 13, 2009 , Ben Henshaw , No Comment

In Arminius’ “Apology” he tackles several charges that have been brought against him by his critics and addresses them by both demonstrating the inaccuracy of the chargers and bringing clarity to his own thoughts on…

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Calvinist Justice

October 6, 2009 , neborg , No Comment

Calvinist Justice Some time ago a Calvinist made a parody of the song “Amazing Grace,” called “Arminian grace,” where the Calvinist confuses Arminianism with Pelagianism. It can be found here. Here is an attempt to…

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Friday Files: Arminius on Romans 9

May 8, 2009 , Godismyjudge , No Comment

In James Arminius’ commentary on the 9th Chapter of Romans, he argues that the topic at hand is justification by faith. He humbly admits that for some time the chapter was of the “greatest obscurity”,…

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