<p>We all agree God chose us in Christ, but what does that mean? Can a choice be neither unconditional nor random?  Who is the 'us' given it was before creation?  Is 'in Christ" used in reference to union with Christ or instrumentality?  How can we be in Christ and then chosen to be holy? Dan and Turretinfan disconcur on these questions and more in this episode covering Ephesians 1:4-5.</p>

We all agree God chose us in Christ, but what does that mean? Can a choice be neither unconditional nor random? Who is the 'us' given it was before creation? Is 'in Christ" used in reference to union with Christ or instrumentality? How can we be in Christ and then chosen to be holy? Dan and Turretinfan disconcur on these questions and more in this episode covering Ephesians 1:4-5.

<p>We all agree God chose us in Christ, but what does that mean? Can a choice be neither unconditional nor random? &nbsp;Who is the 'us' given it was before creation? &nbsp;Is 'in Christ" used in reference to union with Christ or instrumentality? &nbsp;How can we be in Christ and then chosen to be holy? Dan and Turretinfan disconcur on these questions and more in this episode covering Ephesians 1:4-5.</p>

Ephesians 1:4-5 - What does God chose us in Christ mean?

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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Ephesians 1:4-5 - What does God chose us in Christ mean?