The Consistency and Harmony of Election, Predestination and the Accountability of Man, by S.C. Johnson, delves into complex theological questions surrounding divine sovereignty and human responsibility. This work explores the doctrines of election and predestination, seeking to reconcile them with the concept of human accountability. Johnson's exploration offers insights into the historical and theological perspectives on these challenging issues, aiming to provide a coherent understanding of God's plan and humanity's role within it.
Originally published in 1894, this book remains relevant for readers interested in theological debates and the intersection of faith and philosophy. Johnson's approach encourages a thoughtful examination of these doctrines, fostering a deeper understanding of the relationship between divine action and human agency.
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