The Scripture declares explicitly & in plain terms that Christ died even for those who are lost (Rom 14:15; 2 Pet 2:1) ... Indeed, Christ "by the grace of God tasted death for every man" (Heb 2:9). Christ laid down His life "for the life of the world" (John 6:51)
-Arminius
“Over the years I have been asked numerous times for an Arminian systematic theology. This is one, even though Macchia hardly mentions Arminius or Arminianism. He gently but firmly rejects Calvinism while expressing appreciation for some aspects of Reformed theology”
-Roger Olson
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Wesley sounding like Arminius here.
Arminius: “Thus was man created, that he might know, love and worship his Creator, and might live with him for ever in a state of blessedness.”
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Christ, only, is the head of the church. No one can be vicar or substitute to Him; neither the apostle Peter, nor any Roman pontiff; nay, Christ can have no one among men as His vicar
-James Arminius
Election to salvation ... according to the scriptures, is the election of believers, [therefore] it cannot be said, "Faith is bestowed on the elect, or on those who are to be saved," but that "believers are elected & saved."
-Arminius