Wesley states that the Calvinist ideas of irresistible grace and infallible perseverance(i.e., eternal security) "are the natural consequence" of the most important of the five "points" of the Synod of Dort -
a) unconditional election
b) total depravity
c) limited atonement
d) justification by faith
Answer: a) unconditional election
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is the
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A. true justified belief. B. a belief that someone embraces with conviction. C. any opinion which is true and leads to a successful life. D. something which is true, whether anyone is aware of it or not.
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a. the form of the body b. the shape of the body c. a substance d. a property of the body