What is Calvinism?

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  • Опубликовано: 9 авг 2020
  • In this second video of our series on what God knows about the future, we talk about Calvinism, also known as Reformed Theology!

Комментарии • 8

  • @esotericbear9829
    @esotericbear9829 2 года назад +1

    I'm loving your videos. Thank you.

  • @esotericbear9829
    @esotericbear9829 2 года назад +2

    Your statement/disclaimer at the end of the video was perfect. As I was listening I was thinking about all the people who would be arguing in the comments rather than understanding that this is a video to teach what the belief is & not to argue if the belief is perfectly biblically sound.
    The only way people should be arguing in the comments is if you misrepresent some theology.

  • @neoneherefrom5836
    @neoneherefrom5836 3 года назад +2

    Misinterpreting a predestination for all to be saved vs a predestination for some to be saved.
    That’s how easy it is to build an entire denomination around false doctrine.

  • @tabithawhite3010
    @tabithawhite3010 4 года назад +2

    I’ll keep watching 😉

  • @andrewwhite1802
    @andrewwhite1802 3 года назад +2

    Poor Zwingli.

  • @IdolKiller
    @IdolKiller 3 года назад

    Compatiblism is not the belief God's determination is compatible with genuine freewill. Rather it redefines freewill to fit Determinism. Thus it's a fairly clever way to rebrand the idea that God decrees and causes evil.

    • @dw6528
      @dw6528 2 года назад

      DW: Correct!
      Standord Encyclopedia of Philosophy
      -quote
      Compatibilism is the thesis that free will is compatible with determinism.
      Thus in Calvinism
      1) Creation is granted sufficient FREEDOM to be/do that which is DETERMINED by infallible decree. That FREEDOM is thus COMPATIBLE with Determinism.
      2) Creation is NOT granted FREEDOM to be/do otherwise than that which is DETERMINED by infallible decree. Because that FREEDOM is NOT COMPATIBLE with Determinism.
      Therefore on Calvinism
      1) Adam was granted FREEDOM to eat the fruit - because Adam eating the fruit was DETERMINED by infallible decree - and that FREEDOM is thus COMPATIBLE with Determinism.
      2) Adam was NOT FREE to NOT eat the fruit - because NOT eating the fruit was NOT Determined by infallible decree - and thus NOT COMPATIBLE with Determinism.