Traditionalism
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Traditionalism is a non-Calvinist school of soteriology. It is neither Calvinist nor Armenian, but rather emphasizes corporate election and libertarian free will.
Beliefs
- Traditionalism affirms that the Gospel is the good news that God, through Jesus Christ, has made a way for any who will to accept salvation.
- It affirms that God loves everyone and wishes for every person to come to salvation.
- It denies total inability, and that most are predestined for Hell.
- It affirms that because of Adam's sin, mankind has inherited a sinful nature.
- It denies that "inherited sin" is responsible for each mans condemnation, but rather one's own sin.
- It denies that any sinner is saved apart from a free response to the Holy Spirit's drawing through the gospel, though not because of his actions.
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