046. QUESTIONS ON CHAPTER 20.

QUESTIONS ON CHAPTER 20.

1. Where do we witness the most striking development of the new phases of Calvinism?

2. What is the purport of the quotation from Mr. Barnes?

3. How do Calvinists attempt to reconcile the universal offer of salvation with their theory?

4. How do they explain natural and moral ability?

5. How may it be shown that their definitions on the subject are erroneous?

6. What three kinds of ability are presented, and how is each defined?

7. In what may be summed up the gist of the Calvinistic theses on the subject?

8. With what kind of power is responsibility connected?

9. How is the theory of Calvinists on the subject of ability shown to be absurd and self-contradictory?

10. Upon what kind of ability is human responsibility properly founded?

11. Wherein do the New and the Old School theories harmonize?

12. How is it shown that the New School theory escapes none of the most revolting consequences of rigid Calvinism?