PPT-The 5 Points of Calvinism:

Limited Atonement Brief recap 1 Atonement B lot out offense restore relationship 2 The need for atonement God holinessjustice our sin 3 Theories of atonement Penal Substitution Christ the GodMan satisfies the offense to Gods infinite justice as our substitute by His perfect obedience and death on the cross where He takes the place of sinners has their sin is imputed to Him and He pays the penalty for their sin. Perfect Score 15000 points How to set up the PM4 to play the Darts game 1 Pull on the handle or push any button to turn on the PM4 monitor 2 Push MAIN MENU G AMES DARTS 3 Row 5 warm up strokes to establish your personal bulls eye stroke rate and 3. CALVINISM . . . which believes that some men are predestined, by God, to be saved while other men are predestined, by God, to be damned . . . which means that they cannot be saved Total Depravity. Brief Historical Review. I. Augustine vs. Pelagius (early 400s AD): Dispute over original sin and free will. Augustine's prayer: "Grant what you command, and command what you do desire." . vs.. Arminianism. Arminianism. (The Remonstrance, 1610). Partial Depravity. Conditional Election. Unlimited Atonement. Free Will. Conditional Preservation. Calvinism. (Synod of Dort, 1618-19). Total Depravity. 92 Points 92 Points 92 Points 92 Points 92 Points 92 Points 2012 TRIPLE BLACK SLOPEINOOIR 2012 TRIPLE BLACK SLOPEINOOIR 2012 TRIPLE BLACK SLOPEINOOIR 2012 TRIPLE BLACK SLOPEINOOIR 2012 TRIPLE BLACK SL CALVINISM Those who choose to receive Christ are chosen by Christ that very same moment and rightly become the elect of God at that point! Irresistible Grace. Which of these are in worse shape?. Irresistible Grace Defined by Calvinists. “Since it is the will of God that those whom He gave His dear Son in eternity past should be saved, He will surely act in sovereign grace in such a way that the elect will find Christ irresistible. God does not force the elect to trust His Son but rather, gives them life. The . ) and be evangelistic. Seldom areCalvinists blatantly charged with this failure. The attack is usually couched in implications and insinuations while John Calvinis praised for his brilliance and godli History Overview. History: Why 5 points?. I. Augustine vs. Pelagius (early 400s AD): Dispute over original sin/fallenness, and freedom of mans will. Augustine's prayer: "Grant what you command, and command what you do desire." . School Schedule Wins Losses Ties Win Points Accumulated Points Point Average 4A West Quince Orchard72.0047.00119.0011.90Northwest71.0042.00113.0011.30Blair61.0018.1179.117.91Clarksburg56.0021.0077.00 Irresistible Grace. Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 9. 1. . God hath endued the will of man with that natural liberty, that it is neither forced, nor, by any absolute necessity of nature, determined to good, or evil. Irresistible . (Effectual) Grace. Brief Recap of Total Depravity. I. Man’s . whole. nature is corrupted by sin so that He . cannot. do any . spiritual. good. . . WCF 9.3 . Man. , by his fall into a state of sin, hath wholly lost all ability of will to any spiritual good accompanying salvation: so as, a natural man, being altogether averse from that good, and dead in sin, is not able, by his own strength, to convert himself, or to prepare himself thereunto. . That which is done is what will be done,. And there is nothing new under the sun.”. Ecclesiastes 1:9. The Deity of Christ. Was He God?. Was He Man?. Did He really come in the flesh?. Did He give up His deity?. Arminianism. (The Remonstrance, 1610). Partial Depravity. Conditional Election. Unlimited Atonement. Free Will. Conditional Preservation. Calvinism. (Synod of Dort, 1618-19). Total Depravity. Unconditional Election.