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Are Predestination And Election Biblical?

Are Predestination And Election Biblical?

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Are Predestination And Election Biblical?

Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley discuss what predestination and election mean.

Questions Covered in This Episode:

  • Can you remember how you were introduced to these doctrines?
  • What is reformed theology?
  • What is predestination? What is election? Are they synonyms? 
  • Where do we find them in scripture?
  • What have been faithful approaches to these doctrines?
  • Who do you disagree with on this, but you respect the way they articulate their view?
  • What is determinism?
  • What is the point? Why should we care about this?

Helpful Definitions:

  • Predestination: God has ordained specific things to happen.
  • Election: God administers His saving benefits and/or judgment.
  • Pelagius: Man is not stained by sin; humanity is neutral before God.
  • Augustine: Humans are dead in their sin and saved by grace.
  • Arminianism: Humans are dead in their sin and allowed to choose saving grace.
  • Determinism: God is so other than, there is no meaningful place for human agency. 
  • Compatibilism: God directs our desires, and humans act in accordance with our desires.

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