BibleThinker Calvinism, Arminianism, Election & Predestination: Romans 8:29-30, 33
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Aug 14, 2017 Dive into the complex world of election and predestination through the lens of Romans 8. Engage in a thoughtful exploration of Calvinism and Arminianism, highlighting the tussle between divine sovereignty and human choice. Discover the nuances of what it means to be 'bought' in a biblical context, backed by linguistic analysis. Throughout the discussion, grace and truth are emphasized, illuminating the rich theological debates while remaining respectful of differing views.
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Who Versus What In Election
- Election selects who is chosen, while predestination defines the destiny of those chosen.
- Election answers who; predestination answers what will happen to the elect.
Election Applies Broadly And Individually
- Scripture uses 'elect' for different groups, including Christ, nations, and individual believers.
- The Bible teaches both corporate and individual aspects of election.
Both God Chooses And Humans Choose
- The speaker concludes election extends to individuals as well as groups.
- Acknowledging God's choice doesn't automatically deny human choice.