Theological Theses · §2408 · Louis Le Blanc de Beaulieu

Rousing and assisting grace among the Reformed

Thesis XIX. The distinction of grace into rousing and assisting grace is less common in the Reformed school than in the Roman. Still, the very learned Ferry mentions it in the homily just cited and seems to approve it.

The British theologians at the Synod of Dort use it as well.

Latin

XIX. Distinctio gratiae in excitantem atque adjuvantem, non ita frequens est in Schola Reformata, ut in Schola Romana. Ejus tamen meminit, eamque probare videtur in citata modo homilia doctissimus ille Ferrius. Et ea quoque utuntur in Synodo Dordracena Theologi Britanni.

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