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Monergism — An illustration of Article XVIII, Of Free Will, of the Augsburg Confession, which reads ...[M]an s will has some liberty to choose civil righteousness, and to work things subject to reason. But it has no power, without the Holy Ghost, to work the … Wikipedia
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monergism — theory that the Holy Spirit alone can act Ecclesiastical Terms Philosophical Isms … Phrontistery dictionary
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monergism — ˈmänə(r)ˌjizəm noun ( s) Etymology: mon + erg + ism : the theological doctrine that regeneration is exclusively the work of the Holy Spirit compare synergism … Useful english dictionary
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