thistle93
Puritan Board Freshman
Hi! One often hears from Arminians or those who lean in that direction, that believing in the doctrines of grace better known as Calvinism impedes missions/evangelism. It is clear if people looked at history that this is not the case given that not all but the majority of great missionaries/evangelists/street preachers of the past believed in the doctrines of grace and instead of impeding them, these doctrines gave them confidence in fulfilling their task. The same seems to be true today. Why do many Arminians or those who lean in that direction use this argument when many of them are no more and maybe less active then Calvinists who embrace the doctrines of grace in being a missionaries/evangelists or street preachers?
Any books that explain why/how doctrines of grace does not impede missions/evangelism? Plus books that while promoting doctrines of grace emphasis the universal offer of the Gospel? Thank You!
For His Glory-
Matthew
Any books that explain why/how doctrines of grace does not impede missions/evangelism? Plus books that while promoting doctrines of grace emphasis the universal offer of the Gospel? Thank You!
For His Glory-
Matthew