Freedom of the Will

Exploring the tension between human free will and divine sovereignty, this treatise presents a thorough examination of salvation from a Calvinist perspective. The author argues that while humans are free, their inherent sinfulness prevents them from choosing to glorify God without divine intervention. Regeneration is depicted as a crucial act by God that enables repentance and conversion, emphasizing the necessity of divine grace in the process of salvation. This work stands as a significant contribution to American philosophy and theological discourse.