Molinism

Merriam-Webster.com Definition of Molinism Mo·​li·​nism | \ ˈmōləˌnizəm, ˈmäl- \plural -s (Entry 1 of 2): a doctrine that it is man's free cooperation which makes it possible for him to perform a good act with God's helping grace— compare CONGRUISM (see below), thomism Molinism noun (2)\ " \plural -s Definition of Molinism (Entry 2 of 2): QUIETISM History and Etymology for Molinism Noun (1) Spanish molinismo, from Luis Molina †1600 Spanish Jesuit and theologian + … Continue reading Molinism

How can God be all-powerful when there is evil in the world?

This is a common question and even objection to there being a singular creator god like the one Christians know as Elohim (or any of his other names; ex. YHWH). There are 2 key items that I would point out that often get overlooked. God's character. We describe God's power as all-powerful but what is … Continue reading How can God be all-powerful when there is evil in the world?

Quote #96 – 1689 Confession – 1.7

Some things in Scripture are clearer than others, and some people understand the teachings more clearly than others. However, the things that must be known, believed, and obeyed for salvation are so clearly set forth and explained in one part of Scripture or another that both the educated and uneducated may achieve a sufficient understanding of … Continue reading Quote #96 – 1689 Confession – 1.7