It has been noted that historically, future generations of “Arminians” departed from the orthodox view of the Trinity, falling into the Unitarian heresy. The same sad state of affairs happened to many Presbyterian (i.e. Calvinistic) congregations during the eighteenth century. Therefore, it is puzzling how Arminianism is solely charged with inevitably leading one to a Unitarian understanding of God.
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William Burt Pope, “Attributes of the Absolute Essence of God Part 3: Self-Sufficiency”
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Evan Minton, “R. C. Sproul’s Failed Attempt To Explain Matthew 23:37-38”
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David deSilva, “Who is God? (Global Methodist Church Catechism)”
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How Do You Respond to Calvinists’ Use of John 17 as Support for Unconditional Election and Limited Atonement?
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Christian Levin B. Advincula, “Arminian Baptists Then and Now: An Introduction to the History and Distinctives of the Free Will Baptists”
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- William Burt Pope, “Attributes of the Absolute Essence of God Part 3: Self-Sufficiency”
- Evan Minton, “R. C. Sproul’s Failed Attempt To Explain Matthew 23:37-38”
- David deSilva, “Who is God? (Global Methodist Church Catechism)”
- How Do You Respond to Calvinists’ Use of John 17 as Support for Unconditional Election and Limited Atonement?
- Christian Levin B. Advincula, “Arminian Baptists Then and Now: An Introduction to the History and Distinctives of the Free Will Baptists”
