Whereas the Amyraldian states Christ has died for all, but conditions the application to the elect who possess a natural faith (not a God given faith?
There are two decrees in Amyraldism. The first is to save all men on condition of faith. The second views men as unable to exercise faith and therefore elects certain men and ordains to give them faith. The faith of the elect is God-given. It is the first conditional decree which creates problems. It introduces an universal and hypothetical element into the plan of salvation.