The Synod of Dort shaped Calvinism’s five points, but Scripture must judge every doctrine of grace, election, atonement, and endurance.
The Synod of Dort and the Five Points of Calvinism
The Remonstrance of 1610 and the Five Articles of Arminianism
The Remonstrance of 1610 defended grace, universal ransom, responsible faith, resistible grace, and endurance in Christ.
Jacobus Arminius and the Rise of Conditional Election
Jacobus Arminius defended conditional election as God’s gracious choice of believers in Christ according to foreknowledge.
Is Arminianism Heresy?
Arminianism is not heresy; it affirms grace, Christ’s sacrifice, human responsibility, and the real gospel call.
What Is Arminianism, and Is It Biblical?
A biblical case for Arminianism that answers Calvinism’s TULIP by defending free response, universal atonement, resistible grace, and conditional salvation.
Calvinism Vs. Arminianism: Which View Is Correct?
Scripture presents salvation as God’s gracious gift in Christ, sincerely offered to all, received by faith, and resistible by unbelief.
Exploring the Depths of Salvation in Arminianism: Doctrine, History, and Impact
Delve into the rich tapestry of Arminianism's approach to salvation, a pivotal element of Christian theology. This article explores Arminianism's historical roots, key doctrinal stances on free will, divine grace, and atonement, and its enduring impact on modern Christian faith and practice.
Why Are True Christians Not Followers of Men?
True Christians honor teachers but follow Christ alone, refusing to give human leaders the allegiance that belongs only to Him.
The Other Conversation God Had with Adam
It should be noted that the conversation at the end is fiction. It is an attempt at sarcastic humor to emphasize a point that is actually biblically true. What comes before is merely leading you to the conversation.
