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How can God choose to save some and eternally punish others? What about my loved ones who are not believers? For many, contemplating predestination brings about fear, trepidation, controversy, and emotional exhaustion, making it a difficult topic to study―let alone view as a blessing. This addition to the Short Studies in Systematic Theology series carefully examines God’s word to answer 15 commonly asked questions regarding the doctrines of election and reprobation.

This is a very well-written explanation and defense of the biblical doctrine of predestination. The author, Loraine Boettner, received a bachelor of science degree from Tarkio College in 1925. He then attended Princeton Theological Seminary, receiving two degrees there: a bachelor of theology in 1928, and a master of theology in 1929.

Predestination for the Labyrinth is about Amos, a leader in the Resistance, who records audio narration taken from his personal journal on matters from his past, to the Masses, the State, the Leader, the Clinics, Wordplant, Filmprop, etc. He uses it as a platform for his philosophical worldview and ideology.

Perhaps in your past you’ve heard a fair bit about John Calvin (1509-1564) and his teaching on the sovereignty of God and predestination, but you’ve never quite understood his supporters or his detractors. You know that both Calvin’s theology and these doctrines are important, but you are not entirely sure how to get your mind and arms around them. In this little book, Joel Beeke shows us why Calvin’s teaching on God’s sovereignty and predestination is crucial indeed. This is an extended version of an address Dr. Beeke originally gave at the Skogheim Conference in 2009.

Dans ce petit livre, R. C. Sproul lève le voile sur les erreurs courantes et les fausses interprétations quant à la doctrine de la prédestination. Loin d’être fataliste, cette doctrine révèle les richesses de la grâce de Dieu et apporte du réconfort à notre âme.

Ein algerischer Soldat gerät in den ersten deutschen Giftgasangriff, beschließt, einer müsse damit aufhören, steht auf und geht. Im Kairo der Zukunft beobachtet eine Stand-up-Comedian eine Androidin beim Lachen über ihre Witze. Ein böhmischer Weber wird durch einen automatisierten Webstuhl ersetzt, raubt einen Hammer und attackiert den Apparat. Wovon träumen wir Menschen des Kapitalismus, wovon unsere sich zunehmend gegen uns erhebenden Maschinen?