The Dutch theologian whose teaching on grace and predestination was answered by the Synod of Dort; the source of the Arminian tradition.
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From the opening: The Works of James Arminius Vol. 3
A Friendly Discussion Between James Arminius & Francis Junius, Concerning Predestination, Conducted By Means Of Letters
Discussion Between Arminius & Junius, Topic - Predestination
* Arminius And Junius' First Correspondence * First Proposition Of Arminius * Second Proposition Of Arminius * Third Proposition Of Arminius * Forth Proposition Of Arminius * Fifth Proposition Of Arminius * Sixth Proposition Of Arminius * Seventh Proposition Of Arminius * Eighth Proposition Of Arminius * Ninth Proposition Of Arminius * Tenth Proposition Of Arminius * Eleventh Proposition Of Arminius * Twelth Proposition Of Arminius * Thirteenth Proposition Of Arminius * Fourteenth Proposition Of Arminius * Fifteenth Proposition Of Arminius * Sixteenth Proposition Of Arminius * Seventeenth Proposition Of Arminius * Eighteenth Proposition Of Arminius * Ninteenth Proposition Of Arminius * Twentyth Proposition Of Arminius * Twentyfirst Proposition Of Arminius * Twentysecond Proposition Of Arminius * Twentythird Proposition Of Arminius * Twentyfourth Proposition Of Arminius * Twentyfifth Proposition Of Arminius * Twentysixth Proposition Of Arminius * Twentyseventh Proposition Of Arminius
The origin of this discussion is thus stated by the elder Brandt: "On the subject of Predestination, he [Junius] endeavoured to defend the opinion of Calvin, by rendering it a little more palatable. For he did not maintain that the divine predestination had respect to mankind either ANTECEDENT TO THE DECREE OF THEIR CREATION, or SUBSEQUENT TO THEIR CREATION, ON A FOREKNOWLEDGE OF THEIR FALL, but that it had respect only to MAN ALREADY CREATED, so far as BEING ENDOWED BY GOD WITH NATURAL GIFTS, HE WAS CALLED TO A SUPERNATURAL GOOD. On that account James Arminius, then one of the ministers of the church at Amsterdam, entered into an epistolary conference with him, and tried to prove that the opinion of Junius, as well as that of Calvin, inferred the NECESSITY OF SIN, and that he must therefore, have recourse to a third opinion, which supposed man, not only AS CREATED but AS FALLEN, to have been the object of predestination. Junius answered his first letter with that good temper, which was peculiar to him, but seemed to fabricate out of the various opinions concerning predestination one of his own, which, Arminius thought contradicted all those which it was his endeavour to defend. Arminius was induced to…
Contents (108 sections)
- Opening
- The Works of James Arminius Vol. 3
- Reply of Francis Junius to the Most Learned Man, and My Very
- First Proposition of Arminius
- The Reply of Francis Junius to the First Proposition of Arminius
- The Reply of James Arminius to the Answer of Francis Junius
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to His First Proposition
- Second Proposition of Arminius
- The Answer of Junius to the Second Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Second Proposition
- Third Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Third Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to His Third Proposition
- Fourth Proposition of Arminius
- The Answer of Junius to the Fourth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Fourth Proposition
- Fifth Proposition of Arminius
- The Reply of Junius to the Fifth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Fifth Proposition
- Sixth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Sixth Proposition
- Answer of Junius to the Sixth Proposition (continued)
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Sixth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Sixth Proposition (continued)
- Seventh Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Seventh Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Seventh Proposition
- Eighth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Eighth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Eighth Proposition
- Ninth Proposition of Arminius
- The Answer of Junius to the Ninth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Ninth Proposition
- Tenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Tenth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Tenth Proposition
- Eleventh Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Eleventh Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer of the Eleventh Proposition
- Twelfth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twelfth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twelfth Proposition
- Thirteenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Thirteenth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Thirteenth
- Fourteenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Fourteenth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer of Junius to the Fourteenth
- Fifteenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Fifteenth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Fifteenth Proposition
- Sixteenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Sixteenth Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Sixteenth
- Seventeenth Proposition of Arminius
- Reply of Junius to the Seventeenth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Seventeenth
- Eighteenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Eighteenth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Eighteenth Proposition
- Nineteenth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Nineteenth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Nineteenth Proposition
- Twentieth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twentieth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer of Junius to the Twentieth
- Twenty-First Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twenty-First Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty-First
- Twenty-Second Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twenty-Second Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty-Second
- Twenty-Third Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twenty-Third Proposition
- The Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty Third
- Twenty-Fourth Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twenty-Fourth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty-Fourth
- Twenty-Fifth Proposition of Arminius
- Reply of Junius to the Twenty-Fifth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty-Fifth
- Twenty-Sixth Proposition of Arminius
- Reply of Junius to the Twenty-Sixth Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty-Sixth
- Twenty-Seventh Proposition of Arminius
- Answer of Junius to the Twenty-Seventh Proposition
- Reply of Arminius to the Answer to the Twenty-Seventh
- Appendix
- Appendix: 20 Theses And Brief Annotations
- Part 1
- Examination of the Epistle
- Examination of the Treatise
- Examination of the Treatise (continued)
- Examination of the Treatise (continued)
- Examination of the Treatise (continued)
- Examination of the Treatise (continued)
- Against the Advocates of Unconditional Predestination
- "It Is Taught by Us That Certain Men, and Few in Number, Are Elected."
- "We Teach That God Ordained Men to Hell-Fire, and That He Created Them, That He Might…
- "We Teach That God Ordained Men to Hell-Fire, and That He Created Them, That He Might… (continued)
- "We Teach That God Ordained Men to Hell-Fire, and That He Created Them, That He Might… (continued)
- Discussion of the Subject of Permission
- Discussion of the Subject of Permission (continued)
- "We Teach That the Greatest Part of the Human Race Are Left Without Christ and Without…
- "We Teach That the Greatest Part of the Human Race Are Left Without Christ and Without… (continued)
- Part 2 concerning Predestination
- Part 2 concerning Predestination (continued)
- Part 2 concerning Predestination (continued)
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