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Objection 5 stated: double jeopardy / double payment

Responding to Calvinist Arguments for Limited Atonement 00:09:19 – 00:10:20

If Christ paid for everyone's sins, it is unjust to punish anyone further.

If Jesus died for all, then all sin has been paid for. There is no remaining wrath. Therefore it would be double payment to also punish the unbeliever in hell. Since some people are punished in hell, their sins were not paid for at the cross, meaning Jesus did not die for them.

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Objection 4 stated: John Owen's trilemma

Sixth item: clear Scripture texts refuting limited atonement

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Responding to Calvinist Arguments for Limited Atonement @ 00:09:19

2019-07-24