gomarist (Meaning)
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gomarist (n.)
Alt. of Gomarite
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gomarist Sentence Examples
- Gomarist theologians believe that God's election is based solely on his sovereign will, not on any foreseen human merits.
- The Gomarist position holds that God's foreknowledge is based on his own decree, not on any prior events.
- Gomarists argue that human free will is incompatible with God's sovereignty and predestination.
- The Gomarist doctrine of predestination has been influential in Calvinist theology.
- The Gomarist view of human nature is that it is inherently sinful and corrupted.
- Gomarists were opposed to the Remonstrant view of free will and salvation.
- The Gomarist doctrine of limited atonement holds that Christ's death only applies to those who are elect.
- Gomarists believe that the assurance of salvation is based on God's eternal decree, not on human emotions or experiences.
- The Gomarist doctrine of perseverance of the saints holds that those who are elect will never fall away from faith.
- Gomarists have been criticized for their emphasis on God's sovereignty at the expense of human responsibility.
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Alt. of Gomarite
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Gomarist theologians believe that God's election is based solely on his sovereign will, not on any foreseen human merits.
The Gomarist position holds that God's foreknowledge is based on his own decree, not on any prior events.
Gomarists argue that human free will is incompatible with God's sovereignty and predestination.
The Gomarist doctrine of predestination has been influential in Calvinist theology.
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