On Free-Will, the Nature and Power thereof | John Owen
Deep Dive into On Free-Will, the Nature and Power thereof by John OwenIn his critique of the Arminian doctrine of free will, John Owen characterizes their exalted view of human volition as an idol that was historically dismantled during the Reformation but recently resurrected by innovators. While acknowledging that humans possess a natural liberty free from outward compulsion and inward necessity, Owen argues that this freedom is not supreme or boundless. Instead, human will naturally remains entirely subservient to the overarching providence and sovereign decrees of God.Owen strongly…
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