Grace Uncommon
Martyred for the Gospel
The burning of Tharchbishop of Cant. D. Tho. Cranmer in the town dich at Oxford, with his hand first thrust into the fyre, wherwith he subscribed before. [Click on the picture to see Cranmer's last words.]
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Charlie. Thanks for presenting this issue repeatedly, and clearly, especially since there are so few others willing to recognize how important it is.
Hudson, I don't agree with everything the Protestant Reformed Church stands for. But they surely are right when they attack the three points of common grace and the free offer of the Gospel as "semi-Arminian" doctrines. Too many Calvinists these days want to have their cake and eat it, too. If Arminianism and Calvinism are merely a matter of preference, then liberalism is just around the corner. I have studied Arminianism first hand and I can tell you that Arminianism has a completely different worldview than Calvinism. To the degree that neo-Calvinists compromise with Arminianism is the same degree the truth is eroded.
If God is not absolutely sovereign we might as well give up and go home. Thanks for your kind encouragement, Hudson. I've been working long hours lately and have not had as much time as I would like to write and post articles.
Peace!
Charlie
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