In this episode, Nate talks about determinism and what it really meant to Calvin. Does God control everything like a puppet master? Do Calvinists really deny the idea of the human will? How free is our will, anyways? Wait a second, do Calvinists and non-Calvinists agree more than they disagree?

Also discussed: Calvin and the burning of Servetus...what really happened there?

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We could be on this one for a while...

In this episode, Nate gives a little bit of personal back-story when it comes to his stance on Calvinism vs. Non-Calvinism. He also points out some flaws in labeling the debate as "Calvinism vs. Arminianism".

Looking ahead to the next episode, he also spells out a few things that do NOT define historical Calvinism, and a few things that modern Calvinism would benefit from focusing on (instead of what it is famous for focusing on).

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Nate answers some of the questions from listeners on the debate between cessationism and continuationism:

• Is cessationism a historically Reformed position?
• Is it always God's will to heal someone?
• What about interpretation of tongues?
• Is the gift of tongues a private prayer language? An unknown heavenly language? Or is it a real language?

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