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clarified "maintenance of salvation" - "by prayer and humility with good works"
# '''Unlimited Atonement''' – Jesus died for everyone, even those who are not chosen and will not believe. Jesus’ death was for all of humanity, and anyone can be saved by belief in Him.
# '''Unlimited Atonement''' – Jesus died for everyone, even those who are not chosen and will not believe. Jesus’ death was for all of humanity, and anyone can be saved by belief in Him.
# '''Resistible Grace''' – God’s call on a person’s life to be saved can be resisted and/or rejected. We can resist God’s pull towards salvation if we choose to.
# '''Resistible Grace''' – God’s call on a person’s life to be saved can be resisted and/or rejected. We can resist God’s pull towards salvation if we choose to.
# '''Conditional Salvation''' – Christians can lose their salvation if they continue in a life of sin and/or fall away from God. The maintenance of salvation is required for a Christian to retain it.
# '''Conditional Salvation''' – Christians can lose their salvation if they continue in a life of sin and/or fall away from God. The maintenance of salvation by [[prayer]] and [[humility]] with [[Corporal and spiritual works of mercy|good works]] is required for a Christian to retain it.
These five points were answered by Calvinists of the day with five points of their own, now known by the acronym [[Calvinism#Five points|TULIP]].
These five points were answered by Calvinists of the day with five points of their own, now known by the acronym [[Calvinism#Five points|TULIP]].