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An Antidote Against Arminianism
or
A Treatise to Enervate and Confute All The Five Points Of it;
Viz.: Predestination Grounded upon Man's Foreseen Works--
Universal Redemption--Sufficient Grace in All--
The Power of Man's Free-will in Conversion--
and the Possibility of true Saints
Falling away Totally and Finally.
by Christopher Ness
With Extracts from Dr. John Gill, Dr. Isaac Watts,
Augustus Toplady, John Newton, J. Hart, etc.
Recommended by Dr. John Owen,
and Published for Public Good.


Index

Biographical Sketch of Christopher Ness

Author's Preface

Of Arminianism in General

CHAPTER I OF PREDESTINATION

The Doctrine of Predestination

It's Properties:

The Ariminian's View of Predestination, as conditional upon a foresight of Faith, Works, Perserverance, etc. disproved, and twelve reasons assigned for rejecting it

Some principal Objections answered

Supra and Sub-lapsarianism, the difference between stated

CHAPTER II OF UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION

The Arminian tenet, that Christ died for all men, proved to be erroneous, and ten reasons produced for its rejection

Objections produced by the Arminians against Particular Redemption answered

A few Texts of Scripture explained:

CHAPTER III OF FREE WILL AND CONVERSION

Man considered in four-fold state, twelve Arguments to prove there is no Free-will to good in Man in his fallen estate

Objections illustrated:

CHAPTER IV OF FINAL PRESEVERANCE

The Doctrine stated: Negatively, what Saving Grace is not

Positively, what Saving Grace is

Twelve Reasons assigned why the chosen of God cannot totally and finally fall away from that Grace

Perseverance computed at six hundred. Twelve of them selected as a sample

Objections answered

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