If you need “two wills” in God, in order for your “theology” to work; then there is a problem . . . more to come.
Athanasian Reformed
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Good topic…and I am glad you are allowing commenting. π
I have some things to say, but I will wait until I hear your “more to come”…
I do agree with your first sentence though…
Thanks, Brian!
Yeah, this is a really important point, and point of departure. Even though I realize that some within classic follow one will (although to me this is inconsistent per their system).
Do you mean to deny antecedent and consequent willing?
Hi Perry,
Long time.
Classically construed, yes. But more. I’ll have to do a post on it sooner than later.