Definitions

1. Arminian theology is a continuation or refinement of Pelagianism, the doctrine of the 5th century English Catholic monk.
2. Arminian theology is an admixture of truth and error.
3. Arminian theology is sweeping through the evangelical churches of North America. (Web site)

General

1. Wesley's second source of Arminian theology was the English Church in general, particularly the writers of the seventeenth century.
2. Classical Arminian theology affirms divine sovereignty in general, and many Arminian theologians are rightly suspicious of Openness theology. (Web site)

Historic Arminianism

1. Yet, there are some today who do hold to historic Arminianism, and who do believe the depth of Arminian theology historically.

Arminianism

1. Today, Methodism remains committed to Arminian theology, and Arminianism itself has become one of the dominant theological systems in the United States.

Statement

1. His statement, "That's essentially Arminian theology.

Book

1. This is a book for those who want to know or should know what Arminian theology is. (Web site)

Citations

1. What resulting change in Arminian theology has come about due to NPP? Citations would be required.

God

1. Man cannot make a free will decision for God in Arminian theology on the basis of his own fallen nature. (Web site)

Calvinists

1. PG largly mitigates many of the complaints that Calvinists often have about Arminian theology (that we believe we save ourselves, etc).

Great Concern

1. Reformed Christians from Great Britain, France, Switzerland and Germany expressed great concern for the dangers posed by the Arminian theology.

Reformed

1. Ironically, my journey has been the exact opposite of Clark Pinnock's theological pilgrimage in which he moved from Reformed to Arminian theology. (Web site)

Holy Spirit

1. It has been characterized by Arminian theology with an emphasis on the work of the Holy Spirit to bring holiness into the life of the participating believer. (Web site)

Christian Perfection

1. Wesley's linkage of Arminian theology to the doctrine of Christian perfection often has been overlooked in assessing the motivation of his pastoral care.

Calvinist

1. Being a Calvinist, I am not around many who possess a ready stocked library of Arminian theology.

Arminian

1. Although I'm not an Arminian, I definitely share the heart of Arminian theology which embraces and defends God's loving and just character. (Web site)

Separatists

1. In 1609, John Smyth, led a group of separatists to the Netherlands to start the General Baptist church with an Arminian theology. (Web site)

Arminian Theology

1. Finally in 1618, after a change of leadership in the government, a national synod was held at Dordrecht - the Synod of Dort - to judge the Arminian theology.
2. John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of the Methodist movement, embraced Arminian theology and became its most prominent champion. (Web site)
3. Arminian theology of free will propounded by Jacob Arminius; rejected by the Synod of Dort.

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1. Methodist Movement
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