Amyraut and his followers; the opponents in the Netherlands, France and England
Thesis XXXII. The very distinguished Moise Amyraut uses and explains this division of grace into particular and universal in the same way in the two treatises he entitled On Universal and Particular Grace.
All those in France who follow Cameron's method and teaching agree with him and support him, as do a great many in Germany and Poland who seek and pursue peace and concord with the Lutherans. But most of the Reformed in the Netherlands, and not a few in France and England, reject and attack this distinction and admit no universal grace of Christ at all.
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XXXII. Eodem modo istam gratiae divisionem in particularem & universalem usurpat & explicat Clarissimus vir Moses Amyraldus in duobus illis tractatibus quos inscripsit, De gratia universali & particulari. Ei vero consentiunt atque astipulantur omnes ii in Gallia qui Cameronis Methodum & doctrinam sequuntur, & in Germania atque Polonia plurimi, qui pacem & concordiam cum Lutheranis quaerunt & sectantur. Verum in Belgio Reformati plerique, & in Gallia & Anglia non pauci distinctionem istam improbant & oppugnant, nec ullam admittunt Christi gratiam universalem.