ARMINIANISM EXPOSED - Roger Salter
ARMINIANISM EXPOSED
By Roger Salter
Special to virtueonline
www.virtueonline.org
January 9, 2013
The refutation of Arminianism is not enterprised with any animosity towards persons. Theological discussion is the pursuit of truth not the persecution of individuals. Where there exist doctrinal differences it is often possible to maintain unity of hearts in common trust in the Savior. Every believer is inconsistent and incomplete in the comprehension of their faith. The maintenance of organized Christian conviction is not merely for the sake of orderliness in thought but principally for the full recognition and praise of the honor of the Triune God in the matter of human salvation. This penman, if permitted to be personal for a moment, has cherished friends devoted to Arminian views, and these friendships are respectful, affectionate, and even jovial. He has also enjoyed ministerial experience in ecclesiastically official ecumenical projects and has been privileged to share deep spiritual fellowship with both Roman Catholic clergy and lay persons.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
By Roger Salter
Special to virtueonline
www.virtueonline.org
January 9, 2013
The refutation of Arminianism is not enterprised with any animosity towards persons. Theological discussion is the pursuit of truth not the persecution of individuals. Where there exist doctrinal differences it is often possible to maintain unity of hearts in common trust in the Savior. Every believer is inconsistent and incomplete in the comprehension of their faith. The maintenance of organized Christian conviction is not merely for the sake of orderliness in thought but principally for the full recognition and praise of the honor of the Triune God in the matter of human salvation. This penman, if permitted to be personal for a moment, has cherished friends devoted to Arminian views, and these friendships are respectful, affectionate, and even jovial. He has also enjoyed ministerial experience in ecclesiastically official ecumenical projects and has been privileged to share deep spiritual fellowship with both Roman Catholic clergy and lay persons.Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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