#arminianism

To choose or not to choose--who really does the choosing? Let's face it gang, the Bible says "many are called, but few are chosen" (Matthew 22:14). The word called in this instance refers to

Before delving into The Five Articles of the Remonstrance (1610) it’s helpful to note a few things about Jacob Arminius: He was educated at Leiden University. It was a Reformed University. All of his

I get tired of hearing the word. Most of the world isn't familiar with it. I can say with 100% certainty that if I were to go door to door, throughout the city in which I live, only 1 in 1000 would have

Ok, help me flesh this out, but it seems to make a lot of sense. The Lordship position "claims" that they believe in a faith alone that saves in Jesus Christ BUT if you really believe, then you

Jesus died on the cross. It’s a fact. Is that all people need to know? Fundamentalism attempts to discover the least that can be said. But even if we could discover that “least which can be said” (which