We would do well to apply the message of the cartoon in the attachment to the Arminian/Calvinist debate (see the attachment). The debate is very important, ultimately having to do with the character of God. But we should remain godly in our demeanor and interactions in the fear of the Lord and love of our brothers and sisters in Christ. As we say in this site’s welcome message, “In all of this we desire to conduct ourselves with love and respect for all, including those with whom we disagree.”
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William Burt Pope, “Divine Attributes Related to the Creature Part 2: Omnipotence”
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Mark K. Olson, “John Wesley on Calvinism”
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If Someone Is Presently Believing and Therefore Being Kept by God’s Power, How Can They Move Toward Unbelief?
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Richard Coords, “2 Kings 19:25-28”
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David deSilva, “How Is God Almighty? (Global Methodist Church Catechism)”
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- William Burt Pope, “Divine Attributes Related to the Creature Part 2: Omnipotence”
- Mark K. Olson, “John Wesley on Calvinism”
- If Someone Is Presently Believing and Therefore Being Kept by God’s Power, How Can They Move Toward Unbelief?
- Richard Coords, “2 Kings 19:25-28”
- David deSilva, “How Is God Almighty? (Global Methodist Church Catechism)”
