The Great Majority Are Chosen
“Many are chosen” (contra Matthew 22:14) is the provocative subtitle selected by Boettner in chapter XI (“Unconditional Election”): “When the … Continue reading The Great Majority Are Chosen
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Extraordinary Method Of Ignorance
More from Boettner regarding the “State of the Heathens”: “In fact the belief that the heathens without the Gospel are … Continue reading Extraordinary Method Of Ignorance
Romans 10:14, 17 Is Ordinarily True
In the chapter on “Unconditional Election” Boettner considers the “State of the Heathens”: “The fact that, in the providential working … Continue reading Romans 10:14, 17 Is Ordinarily True
Propelling The Prattling Pen
Continuing with the 11th chapter Boettner now considers the topic of “Reprobation.” In this section Boettner is alleged to be … Continue reading Propelling The Prattling Pen
Mind-Blowing Idiocy
More from Boettner’s lengthy 11th chapter entitled “Unconditional Election”: “Furthermore, the reason that God did not choose all to eternal … Continue reading Mind-Blowing Idiocy
Cacophony Of Rebellion
In Unconditional Election (chapter XI), Boettner pontificates: “Conditions in the world at large and our own experiences in every day … Continue reading Cacophony Of Rebellion
Learn Not The Way Of The Heathen
Continuing with chapter XI (Unconditional Election) Boettner speaks of God’s sovereign decision concerning the various times, places, and circumstances into … Continue reading Learn Not The Way Of The Heathen
Adam Is God
Chapter XI is called “Unconditional Election.” Boettner writes: “The doctrine of Election is to be looked upon as only a … Continue reading Adam Is God
Jonathan Edwards’ Spoon
Continuing with Chapter X (“Total Inability”), Boettner writes the following concerning “the fall of man”: “Only Calvinists seem to take … Continue reading Jonathan Edwards’ Spoon
To Follow A Stranger
Chapter X of Boettner’s The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination is called “Total Inability.” He writes: “Man is a free agent … Continue reading To Follow A Stranger
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