KMK Administrator Staff member Apr 30, 2014 #1 What would be the most representative Arminian work on Rom 9?
RamistThomist Puritanboard Clerk Apr 30, 2014 #2 While not officially Arminian, Origen gives a decent discussion and he anticipated all of the later synergist arguments.
While not officially Arminian, Origen gives a decent discussion and he anticipated all of the later synergist arguments.
One Little Nail Puritan Board Sophomore Apr 30, 2014 #5 You can try Adam Clarke, Spurgeon referred to him as the prophet of the Methodists.
M Marcus417 Puritan Board Freshman Apr 30, 2014 #6 Classical Arminianism by Pinson and Forlines half the books seems to be discounting the reformed exegesis of Romans 9 Classical Arminianism: F. Leroy Forlines, J. Matthew Pinson: 9780892656073: Amazon.com: Books Here is Forlines commentary on Romans Romans (Randall House Bible Commentary): F. Leroy Forlines, Robert E. Picirilli: 9780892659494: Amazon.com: Books Both books try to lay out a non-pelagian Arminianism but the theology never works out because in practice the churches always become straight up Pelagian. The Freewill Baptists are about as Pelagian as a church can be.
Classical Arminianism by Pinson and Forlines half the books seems to be discounting the reformed exegesis of Romans 9 Classical Arminianism: F. Leroy Forlines, J. Matthew Pinson: 9780892656073: Amazon.com: Books Here is Forlines commentary on Romans Romans (Randall House Bible Commentary): F. Leroy Forlines, Robert E. Picirilli: 9780892659494: Amazon.com: Books Both books try to lay out a non-pelagian Arminianism but the theology never works out because in practice the churches always become straight up Pelagian. The Freewill Baptists are about as Pelagian as a church can be.