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This is part 3 of the Calvinism Debate
Does God predestine everyone who will ever be saved before they’re even born? Blake affirms that not only does God choose whom he will save in eternity past, but he did so without regard to any conditions or qualities of what these people will do. Jacob denies, arguing that everyone has free will to choose God or reject him. God does predestine, but in a general rather than specific way.
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—— Links ——
- Check out the other posts in this debate here
- More info about Jacob and Blake here
- See Jacob Roher’s interview on the gospel or watch his sermon, “How to Treat Other Christians.” His email is [email protected]
- See Blake Cortright’s podcast on spiritual disciplines as well as how to quit pornography. Follow him on Twitter @blakecortright
- Intro music: Jazzy Frenchy by bensound.com. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.
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