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1:59:38

August 8, 2016 Show with Jamin Hubner on “A Christian Libertarian’s Reflections on the 2016 Race for President of the USA”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 10 years ago

26:55

Voluntarism, it just permeates the New Testament.

1:30:16

August 11, 2011

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 15 years ago

50:45

Voluntarism teaches on the other hand that the good is arbitrarily good because the good is whatever

49:05

The Potter's Freedom Part 4

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 27 years ago

36:57

He goes on to say, Extreme Calvinism stands or falls with voluntarism.

1:05:08

“Dinner Table Debate”

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 14 years ago

39:14

Geisler it is in the third edition of Chosen but Free has a an appendix called extreme Calvinism and voluntarism

1:08:16

Debate: Christianity or Atheism? Part 2

AS

Apologia Studios

almost 12 years ago

4:43

The issue of voluntarism, that God just sort of arbitrarily decrees like what is evil and what's not,

33:40

Puritans and Revival I: Defining Puritans | Behold Your God Podcast

MG

Media Gratiae

over 6 years ago

23:06

And it's also what historians call, or theologians call, voluntarism.

48:08

The Calvinism of Luther

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 2 years ago

33:30

Hence spontaneity or spontaneity and Enslavement may exist together. The voluntous is spontaneity, but not libera. It is not co -opta yet serva translated. The will is self -directed, but it's not free.

25:36

The Myth of Freewill

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 16 years ago

16:42

Freedom is the ability to choose according to our desires. It means making an unforced decision. Even the most ardent Calvinist would not deny that the will is free to choose whatever it desires. Even the most ardent Arminian would agree that the will is not free to choose what it does not desire, thought in R .C. Sproul's book, page 179.

25:36

The Myth of Freewill

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 9 years ago

16:42

Freedom is the ability to choose according to our desires. It means making an unforced decision. Even the most ardent Calvinist would not deny that the will is free to choose whatever it desires. Even the most ardent Arminian would agree that the will is not free to choose what it does not desire, thought in R .C. Sproul's book, page 179.

1:43:01

Too Many Topics Today To Remember!

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 2 years ago

1:18:08

That hasn't, doesn't have anything to do with voluntarism or anything even slightly related to that.

25:34

Myth of Free Will (rerun)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 16 years ago

16:40

Freedom is the ability to choose according to our desires. It means making an unforced decision. Even the most ardent Calvinist would not deny that the will is free to choose whatever it desires. Even the most ardent Arminian would agree that the will is not free to choose what it does not desire, thought in R .C. Sproul's book, page 179.

25:35

The Myth of Free Will (rerun)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 10 years ago

16:43

It means making an unforced decision. Even the most ardent Calvinist would not deny that the will is free to choose whatever it desires. Even the most ardent Arminian would agree that the will is not free to choose what it does not desire.

12:44

Ghostbusting! with Kyle, John and 'Ole AD (Watch To the END!)

AR

AD Robles

almost 8 years ago

8:59

Voluntarism was never and never will be an adequate answer to the problem of dependence.

30:20

Chosen By God with R. C. Sproul, “What Is Free Will?”, 3

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

11:21

And I think this is perhaps his most important contribution to the discussion of human freedom. Edwards declares this, that free moral agents always act according to the strongest inclination they have at the moment of choice.

25:34

The Myth of Free Will

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 14 years ago

16:40

Freedom is the ability to choose according to our desires. It means making an unforced decision. Even the most ardent Calvinist would not deny that the will is free to choose whatever it desires. Even the most ardent Arminian would agree that the will is not free to choose what it does not desire, thought in R .C. Sproul's book, page 179.

25:42

freewill part 2

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 9 years ago

8:10

People act according to their wills. If you believe freedom of the will is defined by Jonathan Edwards� terms, the mind choosing, the nature choosing, the will choosing, that is to say, you do what you are, you make decisions according to your nature.

47:42

The Warp and Weft of Redemption

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

over 3 years ago

16:22

For those that are interested in looking into these things, that's the debate over voluntarism.

48:40

Pelagius vs Augustine

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 12 years ago

46:29

The absolute adherence to the belief in autonomous libertarian free will is a falsehood which has been denounced since the time of the ancient church and should continue to be denounced today. When we believe that man can contribute anything to his salvation, even one percent to his relationship with God, we have ultimately denied the scripture which says the flesh profits nothing.

47:42

The Warp and Weft of Redemption

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

over 3 years ago

16:22

For those that are interested in looking into these things, that's the debate over voluntarism.

48:07

Free-will?

T

TRUEOLOGY

8 months ago

2:01

No, nothing is ever free from God. So when modern philosophy speaks of libertarian free will, the notion that a person is the ultimate first cause of his own choices, it really invites us back into an old heresy in the world, the one that says that the creature is now the creator, or rather, the creature pretending to be the creator.