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God’s Sovereignty and the Law of Causality

God’s Sovereignty and the Law of Causality

God's Sovereignty and the Law of Causality

Paul D. McLemore / Paul DMcLemore

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Xulon Press
Año de edición:
2014
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Filosofía de la religión
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9781628714883
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Sound reasoning informs us that finite beings, even those who are considered to be geniuses, are not capable of understanding all there is to know about the infinite omniscient God. In this book, Chapter One recognizes the truth of the proposition that God is the eternal, self-existent cause of everything that exists and everything that happens in the universe. Chapter Two recognizes three divine mysteries: the Trinity of God, the incarnation, and the second coming of Jesus, God the Son. Chapter Three addresses how God’s existence, identity and attributes are knowable by the truth of His inerrant word. Chapter Four recognizes God as the Sovereign Creator of the universe by and from Himself. Chapter Five comprehends that God created the power of evil in the universe. Chapter Six addresses how God imputed the power of evil as sin in mankind. Chapter Seven argues that God’s sovereignty precludes creature free will. Chapter Eight reveals God’s prerogative to condemn some of those He would create. Chapter Nine reveals God’s prerogative to save some of those He would create. Chapter Ten explains how God’s salvation is bestowed, the consequences of post conversion sin and the eternal security of those saved. Chapter Eleven recognizes God’s salvation process, distinguishes God’s grace and mercy and their effects upon mankind. Chapter Twelve extols God’s victory over death and sin, exclaims the blessed assurance of salvation, exhorts those whom God saved to spread the Gospel and exalts the glory of God.

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