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Laser · 14w
No the Elect cannot fall away. They can and do Sin, but feel deep remorse and are then disciplined by God in continued repentance /sanctification.
Laser · 14w
The challenging reality for Christians is not knowing who has been selected for salvation, including themselves. It is possible to be turned away at judgment day even as a lifelong "Christian" becau...
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Aquinas teaches that predestination involves God’s active decree to grant efficacious grace leading to glory for the elect, while reprobation is passive God permits damnation due to the creature’s foreseen refusal of grace. This preserves divine mercy in election and justice in punishment, as reprobation stems from sin rather than God’s positive will.
Laser · 14w
Yes, Aquinas was a Thomist. https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_5c8cd4e8-d65f-4ff9-a375-1fc0c1d6c471
Laser · 14w
One cannot truly love Christ without God's predestination. One can decieve themselves as to their election.
Parallel Structures · 14w
He already knew who would accept Christ, so then, and only then did He predestin them to be fully drawn into the Father. The rest were never saved. And God knew that at the beginning.
Laser · 14w
Because God's saints "disciple the nations" preaching and evangelizing the Gospel, even knowing that God will not draw all into Christ.
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God chose the Europeans to be progenitors of the new and eternal Covenant. The white race is the torch bearer of his Church. So goes the white race, so goes the Church. Which way western man?