Abacist

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English

Etymology

Late Latin abacista, from abacus

Noun

abacist

1. One who uses an abacus in casting accounts; a calculator.

Translations

• German: Abakist m

Gary McNees wrote:

>
> God being sovereign does not mean that man cannot do that which
> God forbids, and which God does not will that he do.
>
Your error is defining "when." Prior to the fall man had the capacity
of the either or. But after he had shot himself in the head, he was
dead. How does a dead man choose?

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basicallyblues wrote:
> Aseity and the Trinity
>
> Edgar Foster
>
> The doctrine of God's aseity is one of Christian theology's primary
> tenets. In the theological paradigm of most Christians, God is the
> self-existent, self-caused One: "It is to this very property of
> absolute independence, or self-existence by nature that we give the
> name aseity" (Sauvage).
>
The word (aseity) does perform a valuable service in pointing out that
the existence of God is in no way derived from or dependent upon what
is outside of himself.

Who can reply to this post? It is so long that the window will not
even scroll it all. If you're going to post something this long, break
it up into segments.

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