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I’m confused by your answer - you said “choice” does not enter into the monergist camp, but my question is specifically addressed to those who believe that we can (read: have the choice) reject God’s grace. So in some sense choice must enter the equation right? I’m also slightly annoyed because this answer consists of 90% quotation, quotation which is lengthy and is not elaborated on, only alluded to. Some brief summarization of the quote would be helpful along with some elucidation relating to the question I just asked.– Luke HillCommented Jun 20 at 14:27
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@LukeHill Sorry to be unclear. I will summarize tomorrow as I have to shut down now.– AnneCommented Jun 20 at 16:07
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I think the summary clarifies the matter (which is crucial) that justification is through the faith which is Jesus Christ's faith coming first and only thereafter does the faith of the believer respond to that first faith. Up-voted +1.– Nigel JCommented Jun 21 at 10:18
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@Anne no pressure, just still curious to hear clarification if you can offer it.– Luke HillCommented Jul 12 at 23:47
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@NigelJ Christ’s faith proceeding the response of the believer is perfectly compatible with synergism as well, I don’t know how that is a helpful distinction.– Luke HillCommented Jul 12 at 23:48
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