But when we are completely under the influence of the living Spirit, our heart will ardently desire to approach to God & will always say, "It is good for me to draw near to Him." ... we shall have an intense & sacred thirst for the house & ordinances of God.
-Richard Watson
A question for Provisionists. Do you really believe what Leighton Flowers says when he says theses types of things about history? If you’ve read the many Early Chuch Fathers discussing the need for God’s assistance to believe the Gospel, why do you remain silent?
Another question for Provisionists: Since it is obvious what Leighton Flowers will not stop saying false things about the history of the church (pic1), what will you do when you have knowledge to the contrary, like we see in the quotes of Chrysostom(pic2)?
Why not be honest?
@EdwinNunez1646@NickQuient Your contention was that Arminius was a Molinist. He was not. He understood middle knowledge (MK) well but his theology/soteriology was not centered around MK like Molinists do. His theology centered around the character of God.
Arminianism, claiming a far richer doctrine of grace [than Calvinism does], extends it to the very foundations of the existence of Adam's posterity. Grace underlies our very nature & life.
-Daniel D. Whedon (1879)
Remember then that your work this day, and all your works, are vain unless God be with you, unless He come to you & remain with you.
-Richard Watson