Critique of Preparationism and Human Will in Calvinism

This chapter critiques the idea of preparationism within Calvinism, arguing against the necessity of human preparation for divine intervention. It delves into the nature of human will before and after regeneration, emphasizing the synergistic cooperation with God in sanctification rather than autonomous action. The discussion contrasts various theological errors regarding human free will and conversion, condemning views such as Pelagianism, scholasticism, and synergism in relation to biblical perspectives on conversion.