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The Charge of Antinomianism A Dangerous Distinction

Mark Jones·2017-11-24
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Distinctions must sometimes be made in theology. They are good and useful to understand and explain theological terms. For instance, the distinction between the will of God’s decree and the will of his command explains how God summons all men everywhere to repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and promises to all who do that they will be saved, and at the same time God wills eternally the damnation of the reprobate who hear that preaching of Christ. The distinction explains the Reformed...

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Author
Mark Jones
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2017-11-24

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RFPA Blog
Scripture References
John 14:21Malachi 3:6
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antinomianantinomianismbook reviewmark jonesmartin luther
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