The Father of the Arminian-Wesleyan tradition, Jacob Arminius' entry into the predestination debate and his strong opposition to Calvinism continues to be consequential and controversial. Breaking with Calvinism, Arminius preached and taught that God's election was an election of believers and therefore was conditioned on faith. God gave humans free will, he argued, and the choice to accept or reject salvation. Although much of his writings were published posthumously, they sparked passionate debate, and their influence can be found in contemporary theology today.
The Works of Arminius (4 vols.) contains Jacob Arminius' major works, including his dissertation on Romans 7 and analyses of Romans 9, as well as speeches, lectures, personal correspondence, essays, as well as an in-depth biography. Students of Arminius and Calvin alike will benefit for the Logos Bible Software edition of The Works of Arminius (4 vols.).
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