Thanks for the reading suggestions. Will check out the Martin Luther.
Thanks for the reading suggestions. Will check out the Martin Luther.
You're welcome.
"Freedom of the Will" by Johnathan Edwards is supposed to be really good on the subject and I can't believe I've never read it. I need to. I trust him pretty much implicitly.
"The Sovereignty of God" by Arthur W. Pink is what helped me most, over 30 years ago, it's easier to read and understand (he was in the 1940s) although he's a bit too 'hyper-Calvinist' in some places but not to where it's unprofitable and probably not to the degree of error.
I'm sure they're both available free online.
Like I said, it's a tough subject...the topic is on display the most in Romans 9.
You're welcome.
"Freedom of the Will" by Johnathan Edwards is supposed to be really good on the subject and I can't believe I've never read it. I need to. I trust him pretty much implicitly.
"The Sovereignty of God" by Arthur W. Pink is what helped me most, over 30 years ago, it's easier to read and understand (he was in the 1940s) although he's a bit too 'hyper-Calvinist' in some places but not to where it's unprofitable and probably not to the degree of error.
I'm sure they're both available free online.
Like I said, it's a tough subject...the topic is on display the most in Romans 9.
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