An Ode to Freewill! (or, an Ode to me!)
Martyn McGeown's satirical poem exposes the logical inconsistencies and theological errors of Arminianism by ironically presenting the human-centered view of salvation through the voice of a self-righteous believer. Through biting humor, the author demonstrates how the Arminian emphasis on human freewill ultimately undermines God's sovereignty, grace, and the sufficiency of Christ's atonement, making a polemical case for Reformed doctrine.
(This is a satirical poem written to expose the Arminian Lie) Martyn McGeown Some believe in election, Oh, no, not me, For I know He chose me, because my faith He did foresee. He saw that I would choose Him, and He saw something good in me, Reacting to that foreseen good, He chose me. God cannot force a free person To choose to come to Him. Salvation must be by freewill And up to the sinner’s whim. God would be unfair to pick and choose, Whom He would save and whom He would lose, God values...