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Calvinism (or '''the Doctrines of Grace''') is a soteriology that affirms the sovereignty of God over mankind's salvation, which can be summarized by "'''Five Points'''" or the acronym "'''T.U.L.I.P'''." which stands for: | Calvinism (or '''the Doctrines of Grace''') is a soteriology that affirms the sovereignty of God over mankind's salvation, which can be summarized by "'''Five Points'''" or the acronym "'''T.U.L.I.P'''." which stands for: | ||
*[[Total Depravity]] | *[[Total depravity|Total Depravity]] | ||
*[[Unconditional Election]] | *[[Unconditional election|Unconditional Election]] | ||
*[[Limited Atonement]] | *[[Limited atonement|Limited Atonement]] | ||
*[[Irresistible Grace]] | *[[Irresistible grace|Irresistible Grace]] | ||
*[[Perseverance of the Saints]] | *[[Perseverance of the saints|Perseverance of the Saints]] | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 11 August 2023
Calvinism (or the Doctrines of Grace) is a soteriology that affirms the sovereignty of God over mankind's salvation, which can be summarized by "Five Points" or the acronym "T.U.L.I.P." which stands for:
