arminianism

John Owen, in his Display of Arminianism, chapter X, writes Is the dispute of the schoolmen here referring to medeiveal debates on whether this is possible, or debates over the authenticity of the writings in question? If the latter, has scholarship come to a conclusion since the 17th century?

In his preface, Owen says this: Does this mean he just explains what English Arminians at his time beleived, without trying to refute it, or does he mean something more limited when he says he will not undertake to answer their arguments? I need to decide whether to read this, or skip...

Sovereign Grace Against the Gangrene of Arminianism by Richard Resbury (1607-1674) Richard Resbury (1607-1674) was a zealous Puritan pastor, with a passion for doctrinal purity that was both personal and pastoral to the glory of Christ. Arminianism is not merely an error—it is a gangrenous...

Limited Atonement is THE most important point of Calvinism. Here is why: Let’s suppose Unlimited Atonement is correct... Unlimited Atonement is the belief that the entire debt of sin for all of humanity has been paid off by Jesus Christ’s sacrifice. This should mean there’s no eternal hell...

Faith, Election and the Believer’s Assurance by George Gifford (1547-1620) George Gifford (1547-1620) was a most excellent puritan divine described as a fiery Gospel preacher, learned and able, being a great enemy to popery. In this Scriptural exhortation and teaching on 2 Peter 1:1-11...

Greetings brethren and fellow PBer's, There is a new translation of never-before-translated sections of Samuel Rutherford's Examen Arminianismi available now on Reformed Books Online. The work is a systematic examination and refutation of the teachings of the Remonstrant Arminians and it tends...

On Sept. 3, 2018, we had a thread called "Did Rushdoony have a 'Nestorian Nod'?". The basic premise of the OP was that Rushdoony had said somewhere that it is properly the divinity and not the humanity of Christ that is the object of worship. I just came across a quote on the topic from...

Recently I've been going through Edward's Freedom of the Will with a friend, and the other day we read through part 2 sect. 1 where he gives his Infinite Regress Argument against Arminianism. My understanding is that our Wills are contingent upon previous acts of the Will, and each act is never...

A must see! James White made this podcast (or whatever it was) at the end of 2010 (I think). I found it on YouTube on a random channel (not Alpha and Omega Ministry's Channel) and downloaded it to upload it for myself on my channel. I believe James White here gets at some very essential points...

This is an article I submitted to The Record, which is Wheaton College's student-run newspaper (I am a student there). They put it on and it was published and distributed on March 23, 2017: "I write this article with concern and with love for my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ here at...

Grace and Peace, I refuted a chapter on predestination from a Brazilian Seventh Day Adventist and defended the doctrines of predestination according to Reformed Theology. However, this month marks one year that I came to believe in the doctrines of grace and I don't know everything...

Can anyone help to distinguish the meaning and implications of the following? 1. Fatalism vs Determinism 2. Fatalism vs Compatilism 3. Determinism vs Compatibilism Does anyone know a good article that talks about it?

Hey all! I was checking out some media at www.cprf.co.com and there is a Rev. Angus Stewart on there who was debating an Arminian (he himself being of the Reformed camp) and in it he referred to it as Will Worship. I have never heard it called that and was wondering what people thought about...