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85: Spiritual Zombies? What Calvinism Gets Wrong in Ephesians 2:1
Some people read Ephesians 2:1 and imagine spiritual zombies. Paul never used that idea. In this episode, we explore what Paul meant when he called sinners “dead.” We look at the language of his world and the metaphors he used. We show why the Calvinist idea of total inability does not fit Paul’s argument. Paul pictured real people on a dangerous path, not lifeless bodies with no power to respond. You will see how his message brings clarity, urgency, and hope. This episode will help you read Paul’s words with fresh eyes and deeper confidence.
Read: https://ready4eternity.com/spiritual-zombies-what-calvinism-gets-wrong-in-ephesians-21/
Article exploring the idea of "spiritual death:" https://ready4eternity.com/dying-you-shall-die/
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By Eddie LawrenceSome people read Ephesians 2:1 and imagine spiritual zombies. Paul never used that idea. In this episode, we explore what Paul meant when he called sinners “dead.” We look at the language of his world and the metaphors he used. We show why the Calvinist idea of total inability does not fit Paul’s argument. Paul pictured real people on a dangerous path, not lifeless bodies with no power to respond. You will see how his message brings clarity, urgency, and hope. This episode will help you read Paul’s words with fresh eyes and deeper confidence.
Read: https://ready4eternity.com/spiritual-zombies-what-calvinism-gets-wrong-in-ephesians-21/
Article exploring the idea of "spiritual death:" https://ready4eternity.com/dying-you-shall-die/
The presence of any advertisements in connection with this content is determined solely by the hosting platform. I have no control over whether ads appear or not. I appreciate your understanding.