aiki
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Another thing, my church believes in conditional election (Arminianism) whereas I am beginning to become convinced in the opposite (Calvanism). I cannot get around the words of Jesus - "Not my will, but your will be done." - as the very essence of Christian life. The words go deeper than mere concession. They are a proclamation of fact. A proclamation found only in the CHOSEN.
I used to adhere to a Calvinist perspective by default. Did so for many years, though I never felt entirely comfortable with all of the "mystery" and "divine inscrutabililty" to which Calvinists so often resort to cover the logical and Scriptural problems their perspective creates. Here's a website you might find helpful in shaping your soteriological views:
www.soteriology101.com
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