Rethinking Sanctification from Jacobus Arminius' Point of View and Its Implication in Christian Daily Life
Tolop Oloan Marbun
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Tolop Oloan Marbun
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This research examines Sanctification from the view of Jacobus Arminius. After reading the work of James Arminius, the author discovers that Arminius left an unanswered question on the topic of Sanctification. The unanswered question leads to different interpretations of Sanctification in the thinking of Arminius. The purpose of this research is to answer the unanswered question. The method is library research, and the data is primary and secondary. The analytic method is content analysis. All data is displayed descriptively. The result is that the Sanctification is perfect or complete in the initial and ultimate Sanctification; Sanctification still needs to be completed in the stage of progressive Sanctification.
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This research examines Sanctification from the view of Jacobus Arminius. After reading the work of James Arminius, the author discovers that Arminius left an unanswered question on the topic of Sanctification. The unanswered question leads to different interpretations of Sanctification in the thinking of Arminius. The purpose of this research is to answer the unanswered question. The method is library research, and the data is primary and secondary. The analytic method is content analysis. All data is displayed descriptively. The result is that the Sanctification is perfect or complete in the initial and ultimate Sanctification; Sanctification still needs to be completed in the stage of progressive Sanctification.
Key concepts: Sanctification, Reading (process), Computer science, Topology (electrical circuits), Mathematics, Theology, Philosophy, Combinatorics