toddpedlar
Iron Dramatist
In another thread, I wrote:
Well, here's your thread. What is the "orthodox view" of Eternal Justification that is compatible with the Westminster Standards which (In my humble opinion) denies any view of justification in which the actual act of justification takes place outside of time?
As Alex Trebek says, please remember to phrase this in the form of a question...
to which Richard replied:(just as Twisse's presence at the Assembly doesn't mean it allowed for eternal justification, which it clearly came down against).
They came out against a certain understanding of EJ but there is an orthodox view that is compatable with the Westminster Standards. But this thread is not the place to discuss this
Well, here's your thread. What is the "orthodox view" of Eternal Justification that is compatible with the Westminster Standards which (In my humble opinion) denies any view of justification in which the actual act of justification takes place outside of time?
As Alex Trebek says, please remember to phrase this in the form of a question...