Arminianism Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What is Arminianism?

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A theological perspective that emphasizes free will and God’s grace in salvation.

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How many points are commonly associated with Arminianism?

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Five points.

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True or False: Arminianism is opposed to Calvinism.

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True.

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Fill in the blank: The first point of Arminianism is __________.

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Free Will.

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What does the first point of Arminianism (Free Will) signify?

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It signifies that humans have the ability to choose or reject God.

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What is the second point of Arminianism?

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Conditional Election.

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True or False: Conditional Election states that God elects individuals based on foreseen faith.

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True.

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What is the third point of Arminianism?

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Universal Atonement.

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What does Universal Atonement mean?

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It means that Christ died for all people, not just the elect.

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What is the fourth point of Arminianism?

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Resistible Grace.

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True or False: Resistible Grace suggests that God’s grace can be rejected by individuals.

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True.

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What is the fifth point of Arminianism?

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Perseverance of the Saints.

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Fill in the blank: Perseverance of the Saints suggests that a true believer can __________.

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Fall away from faith.

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Which theologian is most commonly associated with the development of Arminianism?

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Jacob Arminius.

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What does Arminianism say about predestination?

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It holds that predestination is based on God’s foreknowledge of who will believe.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a point of Arminianism? A) Free Will B) Total Depravity C) Universal Atonement D) Resistible Grace

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B) Total Depravity.

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How does Arminianism view God’s sovereignty in relation to human free will?

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It views God’s sovereignty as compatible with human free will.

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True or False: Arminianism promotes the idea that all people will ultimately be saved.

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What is a key scriptural basis for Arminianism?

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John 3:16, which emphasizes God’s love for the world.

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Fill in the blank: Arminianism emphasizes the importance of __________ in the process of salvation.

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What is the main difference between Arminianism and Calvinism regarding salvation?

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Arminianism emphasizes free will; Calvinism emphasizes predestination.

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True or False: Arminians believe that grace is irresistible.

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What role does human cooperation play in Arminian theology?

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It is essential for accepting God’s grace.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following concepts is central to the Arminian view of salvation? A) Irresistible Grace B) Limited Atonement C) Free Will D) Unconditional Election

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C) Free Will.

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What is the stance of Arminianism on eternal security?
It teaches that believers can lose their salvation.
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Fill in the blank: The Arminian view holds that God's grace enables but does not __________ faith.
Force.
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True or False: Arminianism is often associated with Wesleyan theology.
True.
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Arminianism Five points
Libertarian free will Conditional election (foreseen faith) Unlimited atonement Resistible grace Possibility of loss of faith