<p>In this episode we discussed predestination in Acts 2:23, 3:18-20 and 4:28.  Our main points of disconcurrence were on if 1) Christ death was predestined or both His death and the sinful acts involved, 2) if both is predestination the same as predetermined and 3) if so, does the predetermination of some things imply everything is predetermined?</p>

In this episode we discussed predestination in Acts 2:23, 3:18-20 and 4:28. Our main points of disconcurrence were on if 1) Christ death was predestined or both His death and the sinful acts involved, 2) if both is predestination the same as predetermined and 3) if so, does the predetermination of some things imply everything is predetermined?

<p>In this episode we discussed predestination in Acts 2:23, 3:18-20 and 4:28. &nbsp;Our main points of disconcurrence were on if 1) Christ death was predestined or both His death and the sinful acts involved, 2) if both is predestination the same as predetermined and 3) if so, does the predetermination of some things imply everything is predetermined?</p>

Does the predestination of the crucifixion teach determinism?

Dan Chapa and Turretinfan debate Theology while remaining friends. We share a foundation in the essentials of the Christian faith and a love of God and His word. Here, we will dive deep into the Bible and present both Calvinism/Arminianism and the precise points of disagreement. Hopefully the contrast will bring clarity for you. Welcome to Conversations in Calvinism!

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Does the predestination of the crucifixion teach determinism?

Does the predestination of the crucifixion teach determinism?