Perseverance of the Saints
The Reformed doctrine of the perseverance of the saints: that those whom God has called to salvation will be kept in faith to the end.
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Topic 20: Election
Seminar readings address the Reformed doctrine of election through Calvin’s chapters on eternal election (Institutes III.21-24), Calvin’s Concerning the Eternal Predestination of God, and Barth’s far-reaching reformulation of election in CD II/2. William Temple on freedom and grace and Leith’s own writings on predestination and the Christian life complete the reading list.
Perseverance of the Saints
A reflection on the Reformed doctrine of perseverance, understood not as a license for complacency but as the assurance of God’s faithfulness to those he has called.
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