Post by RayW on Dec 13, 2013 12:01:14 GMT -8
Please post your answers to the following questions:
1. Further discuss the objections that one might bring against the doctrine of unconditional election.
2. Further discuss how the doctrine of unconditional election causes great distress to a person who has a family member or loved one who has not trusted in Christ.
3. Discuss how the doctrine of unconditional election brings great comfort to a person who has a family member or loved one who has not trusted in Christ.
4. It has been said that “the palatability of a doctrine does not determine its veracity.” Do you think that this is a good statement to live by? Why or why not? Discuss this statement with regards to the doctrine of unconditional election.
5. Do you think that if we were unconditionally elected by God, this makes us “robots”? Discuss why or why not.
6. Reread argument number one in the defense of unconditional election. Do you agree or disagree with this argument. Explain.
7. Reread argument number six in the defense of unconditional election. Do you agree or disagree with this argument. Explain.
8. At this point in our study, would you say that you are convinced of unconditional election? Discuss.
9. How was your thinking challenged the most by the lesson? Explain.
1. Further discuss the objections that one might bring against the doctrine of unconditional election.
2. Further discuss how the doctrine of unconditional election causes great distress to a person who has a family member or loved one who has not trusted in Christ.
3. Discuss how the doctrine of unconditional election brings great comfort to a person who has a family member or loved one who has not trusted in Christ.
4. It has been said that “the palatability of a doctrine does not determine its veracity.” Do you think that this is a good statement to live by? Why or why not? Discuss this statement with regards to the doctrine of unconditional election.
5. Do you think that if we were unconditionally elected by God, this makes us “robots”? Discuss why or why not.
6. Reread argument number one in the defense of unconditional election. Do you agree or disagree with this argument. Explain.
7. Reread argument number six in the defense of unconditional election. Do you agree or disagree with this argument. Explain.
8. At this point in our study, would you say that you are convinced of unconditional election? Discuss.
9. How was your thinking challenged the most by the lesson? Explain.