Calvin writes;
In short, the more a man studies to conform his life to the standard of the divine law, the surer signs he gives of his repentance.
Which seems to indicate free will. Jimmy, if Calvin regards unregerate men as without free will, diddid he regard saved men as free? And in what sense? Because as I'm reading Calvin, I see more references to choice than non-choice
In short, the more a man studies to conform his life to the standard of the divine law, the surer signs he gives of his repentance.
Which seems to indicate free will. Jimmy, if Calvin regards unregerate men as without free will, diddid he regard saved men as free? And in what sense? Because as I'm reading Calvin, I see more references to choice than non-choice
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