- In
Christian theology,
monergism primarily denotes the
belief that God
alone is the
agent of
human salvation.
Divine monergism is most
commonly ****ociated...
- synergism.
Martin Luther (1483-1546)
limited monergism strictly to
soteriological aspects. He ****erted that
monergism applied to both
election (to salvation)...
- as
Martin Luther and John
Calvin rejected in
favour of the
doctrine of
monergism. His
influential middle-road
approach disappointed, and even angered,...
- conscience, and
delivers it from terrors."
Lutherans adhere to
divine monergism, the
teaching that
salvation is by God's act alone, and
therefore reject...
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Beliefs Total transcendence of God New
hermeneutic Demythologization Monergism Fideism Leap of
faith Related movements Christian existentialism Confessing...
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Christians receive such
righteousness entirely from
outside themselves (
monergism).
Taking Erasmus'
earlier Latin translation choice to an extreme, he taught...
- xxvii. "[H]umanistic
monergism is the view of
Pelagius and Pelagianism".
Peterson &
Williams 2004, p. 36. "[T]he
humanistic monergism of Pelagius." Teselle...
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Benjamin Breckinridge. "Jesus' Mission,
According to His Own Testimony".
Monergism. CPR Foundation. Luke 19:1–10 Morris, Leon. Luke: An
Introduction and...
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February 2015. In full
accord with
Scripture the
Lutheran Confessions teach monergism. "In this manner, too, the Holy
Scriptures ascribe conversion,
faith in...
- over the
issue of free will and predestination,
between synergism and
monergism, as well as on
scriptural authority and
human ****ertion.
Despite his own...
