Davenant - Houston-Packer Collection BT810 .D38 1641

is no naéáfs ofDefpair. 463 Reprobate,be termed their Reprobation, we fay aswell as they.That this dependeth upon temporali conditions.For that one temporal effeet thould depend by way of condition upon another , is agreeable to truth and right reafon : but that an immanent eternall adof Gods will fhould depend by wayof conditionupon a temporali adofmans will, is contrary to true Divinity. Reprobation therefore as it is eternally an ad or decree immanent in voluntate acmente Divina,muft ofneceffitybeabfolute. His example of the HungarianSchoolma- ¡ler is a poore proofagainft abfolute Repro- bation. For firi Saint Augufline and Cal vine and all orthodoxDivines areof opini- on, that thoughmen be not predeflinated or paffed-by f cundeim prxvißonem operum 6o- norura aut malortsm, ( for all men are fore- feen alike plunged in fin andmifery as they are objcds of ElkCtion and Non-elc%on or Preterition ) yet for falvation anddam- nation at thedayof judzement,all men thall be dealt withallficundiembona aus malaopera. Secondly,ifthis manperfwaded himfelfthat he ma's one of the 11)o/rill company of abfolu to Reprobates, andthat therefore he couldnot 6ePa- ved I would know if he would have been o- therwifeperfwaded had a Remonfirant told him,7here is indeedan eternall and immutable decreeofReprobatiol, 61t it made no abfolusteRe- probates

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