Freedom to Choose?

De: Floyd Schneider

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Fearful that God might not have chosen you for heaven? Wondering how God can judge people and send them to hell when He never gave them a chance to choose Him? You’re not alone. Calvinism, with its emphasis on God’s arbitrary will and predestination, has left many people anxious and confused about their spiritual standing before God. The solution is simple. Put those theology books aside and examine the Bible texts that teach how God “chooses” people for heaven.

After receiving four degrees in theology, including a PhD in Systematic Theology, and engaging in numerous discussions with perplexed believers who were confused by the contradictions within Calvinism, I finally decided to write a book that focuses on the Biblical text rather than theological constructs. Why? After working with people from three different cultures, I have concluded that the average person, without any formal theological education, can easily understand the Bible more deeply than most theologians realize.

In my book, I dismantle the fears instilled by Calvinist teachings, offering a fresh perspective grounded in Scripture rather than theology. I carefully analyze Bible texts and demonstrate how the Bible does not support Calvinism’s core tenets. This work is not just an academic exercise—it’s a spiritual relief, offering clarity and reassurance to those who feel lost in a web of theological constructs.

What will my book do for you? It will teach you:

How God uses freedom.
How God’s sovereignty is greater than Calvinism allows.
How God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility are not opposites.
How Calvinism takes verses out of context to support Calvinistic theology.
How theology, instead of the Bible text, is the foundation of Calvinism.
How much God-given ability has God given humans to respond to God’s call after the Fall?
How much responsibility God has placed on the unsaved.
The Bible text concerning the predestination of Israel.
The Biblical teaching about hardening hearts.
The difference between assurance of salvation and our security of salvation.
The intended audience of the warnings in Hebrews.
The Bible’s definition of human sin nature.
What the Bible says about the mysteries of God.
A summary of the key passages and phrases misinterpreted by Calvinism.
A summary of definitions of this subject’s main biblical and non-biblical keywords. Non-biblical words refer to theological terms not found in the Bible but have been created to teach a topic.

Get your copy of my book now to embark on a journey of discovery, where the Bible’s truth lights the path away from fear and into a clearer understanding of God’s true nature and His sincere offer of salvation to all.