Predestination Calmly Considered From Principles of Reason: In Consistency With the Nature of Things, and the Scriptures of Truth; With Answers to Seven Queries on Predestination (Classic Reprint)

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God incomprehensible, and man vain. Invocation of the Spirit. Recapitulation and state of the argument. Further investigation. God only can ori inste. Subsequent existence and operations all depend on Him. Heir existence must have been determined by Him. Consequently all according to his eternal purpose and deter minate counsel. Otherwise, new acts of will in God. Absurdities and contradictions, if so. Destruction of God's eternit Destruo tion of his omnipresence. Any new act of will in impossible. Another consequence, an effect without a cause.

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