Predestined to Believe: Common Objections to the Reformed Faith Answered (Biblia.com)

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Adam Murrell examines common arguments against Calvinism, demonstrating that they are often the result of misunderstandings, faulty reasoning, or poor scriptural exegesis. Murrell starts from the premise that we, as a fallen people, need God to save us from our sins with his sovereignty and grace. He asserts that God’s sovereignty is not a barrier to Calvinism but a powerful support for it.

God looks forward to see man choosing Him denies the reality of total depravity as described in Scripture. As a result, the elect are chosen solely on the counsel of God’s own will (Jas 1:18). Some individuals have been chosen for glory, while the remainder have been passed over (Rom 9:15, 21; Jude 4). The act of election took place before the foundation of the world (Eph 1:4–8). The doctrine of unconditional election does not, however, diminish man’s responsibility to believe in the redeeming work

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