December 21, 2019

A Biblical Analogy for Faith

By The Paleofundamentalist

Calvinism, as part of its Doctrine of Total Depravity, has adopted a corpse/cadaver as a metaphor for the natural man.  Since a corpse is unable to believe, they argue the natural man is unable to believe apart from a preceding, supernatural, and sovereign work of regeneration by God.  But is the analogy of a corpse/cadaver for the natural man accurate?  Actually, the Bible uses a very different analogy.

A study of the proper analogy for sinful man and his ability to believe, titled Look and Live: A Biblical Analogy for Faith, has been added under Biblical Studies.

About The Paleofundamentalist

Unknown's avatar
The Paleofundamentalist holds graduate degrees in engineering, Bible and theology, with formal training in classical Latin and Koine Greek. He teaches the Bible and Biblical subjects weekly at his local church. View all posts by The Paleofundamentalist
This entry was posted on Saturday, December 21st, 2019 at 9:32 AM and tagged with , , and posted in Biblical Studies. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

Leave a comment