Tag: Arminianism

The Arminian doctrine of predestination is an orthodox and Reformed view.

There is no hint of a full-fledged synergism in the Arminian Articles of 1610.

The classic Wesleyan-Arminian emphasis is not on man’s free will but on God’s free grace which is necessary for totally depraved sinners to respond to the God who always makes the first move.

The following articles on James (Jacobus) Arminius are adapted from a paper written by Dr. Cooley for the Evangelical School of Theology in 1986: ...

This article is part of a series on James Arminius. Arminius had passed from the scene. But it must be remembered, the school of thought...

This article is part of a series on James Arminius. Appointment to Professor of Theology at Leiden Upon the passing of Junius and Trelcatius, an immediate...

This article is part of a series on James Arminius. Preaching Arminius "began conducting the evening service in the Old Church on Sunday, February 7, 1588...

This article is part of a series on James Arminius. If... orthodoxy is religion—and with how many it is so—then indeed is the devil most...

Question: What is Arminianism? First, let’s get the spelling issue out of the way. Armenians are people from the country of Armenia. Arminians are people who...