The Reformed doctrine of predestination /
Published by : Presbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co., (Philadelphia :) Physical details: 440 p. : port. ; 22 cm. Year: 1932| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 440.
Statement of the Doctrine -- God has a plan -- The Sovereignty of God -- The Providence of God -- The Foreknowledge of God -- Outline of Systems -- The Scriptures are the Final authority by which systems are to be judged -- A warning against undue speculation
The five points of Calvinism: Total inability -- Unconditional election -- Limited atonement -- Efficacious Grace -- The perserverance of the Saints
Objections commonly urged against the Reformed Doctrine of Predestination: That it is fatalism -- That it is inconsistent with the Free Agency and Moral responsibility of Man -- That it makes God the author of sin -- That it discourages all motives to exertion -- That it represents God as a respecter of Person or as unjustly partial -- That it is unfavorable to good morality -- That it precludes a sincere offer of the Gospel to the Non-elect -- That it contradicts the universalistic Scripture Passages
Salvation by Grace -- Personal assurance that one is among the elect -- Predestination in the physical world -- A comparison with the Mohammedan Doctrine of predestination -- Practical importance of the doctrine -- Calvinism in history

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