William Lane Craig is the foremost living proponent of a doctrine that modifies this one, support for which involves Matthew 11:23, which situates Capernaum as a citizen in Sodom. The view of infralapsarianism holds that this doctrine is logically compatible with Original Sin. This doctrine is the central concern of Molinism, a philosophy adopted by Arminius, who imagined the "conditional" form of this doctrine as opposed to the "double" form. A confrontation between Augustine and (*) Pelagius over this issue presaged by a millennium the debate about what accepting this doctrine means for free will. Max Weber posited that belief in this doctrine increased productivit
William Lane Craig is the foremost living proponent of a doctrine that modifies this one, support for which involves Matthew 11:23, which situates Capernaum as a citizen in Sodom. The view of infralapsarianism holds that this doctrine is logically compatible with Original Sin. This doctrine is the central concern of Molinism, a philosophy adopted by Arminius, who imagined the "conditional" form of this doctrine as opposed to the "double" form. A confrontation between Augustine and (*) Pelagius over this issue presaged by a millennium the debate about what accepting this doctrine means for free will. Max Weber posited that belief in this doctrine increased productivity even among the non-elect. For 10 points, identify this Calvinist doctrine which asserts that God has already determined who will go to Heaven.
William Lane Craig is the foremost living proponent of a doctrine that modifies this one, support for which involves Matthew 11:23, which situates Capernaum as a citizen in Sodom.
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