Predestination

Synergism affirmed; divine foreknowledge and free will cooperate

God wills all to be saved; human free will and grace cooperate

Divine foreknowledge; synergistic cooperation; free will affirmed; no double predestination

God predestines the elect; free will preserved; double predestination rejected

Synergistic; divine election and human cooperation; Molinist-influenced framework

God wills all to be saved; human free will cooperates genuinely; no double predestination

God wills all to be saved; human free will genuinely cooperates with grace

Synergism: human free will genuinely cooperates with divine grace toward theosis

God wills all to be saved; human free will cooperates genuinely with grace

Synergism: free will genuinely cooperates with divine grace for salvation

Predestination to life affirmed; double predestination deliberately avoided

Double predestination: God ordains both election and reprobation

Historically Calvinist; modern UCC rejects double predestination

Election to salvation affirmed; double predestination rejected

Single predestination to salvation; no reprobation decree; election grounded in grace

Double predestination denied; Arminian free grace affirmed

Double predestination: election and reprobation both sovereignly decreed

Unconditional election; Canons of Dort; double predestination acknowledged; varies internally

Internal debate between Calvinist election and Arminian free-will views

Rejects Calvinist election; God foreknew those who freely choose him

God's foreknowledge and prevenient grace enable free response; no double predestination

Unconditional election and reprobation; God's sovereign choice before creation

Arminian: prevenient grace enables genuine free will; no unconditional election

Predestination viewed as non-essential; both Calvinist and Arminian members coexist

Secondary doctrinal freedom; Calvinist and Arminian views both present

Eternal security affirmed; Calvinist/Arminian views coexist; premillennial dispensationalism

Conditional election based on foreseen faith; no double predestination; free will

Wide spectrum from Calvinist election to Arminian free will; no consensus

Arminian: God foreknew who would believe; human free will is genuine

Unconditional election and double predestination both affirmed; supralapsarian-infralapsarian internal debate

Double predestination; unconditional election to life; reprobation of the lost

Conditional election; God foreknows free responses; Arminian framework; no double predestination

Election intuitu fidei — foreseen faith; no reprobation; God desires salvation of all

Predestination views vary; Arminian-leaning emphases are common

Conditional election; God foreknows free response; universal prevenient grace

Election conditional on foreseen faith; Arminian; human free will preserved

Election conditional on foreseen faith; Arminian; prevenient grace enables choice

Arminian-leaning; salvation is offered to all and freely received

Arminian: God desires all to be saved; Calvinist election rejected

Arminian predestination based on foreseen faith; prevenient grace enables free will

Free will emphasized; God's love universal; no Calvinist double predestination

Arminian: salvation freely offered to all who yield to God in faith

Arminian: salvation offered to all; Calvinist election rejected

No official position; Arminian instincts predominate in the tradition

Conditional election based on foreknowledge; Arminian theology; individual response always required

Rejects Calvinist election; God foreknew those who freely respond in faith

Rejects Calvinist election; salvation is genuinely available to all

Arminian: God foreknows freely made choices; Calvinist election rejected

God's sovereignty affirmed; Zinzendorf leaned universalist; no rigid Calvinism.

God's sovereignty in salvation affirmed, but not rigid Calvinist TULIP framework.

Rejected double predestination; affirmed universal saving Light

Calvinism vs Arminianism debated; SDB historically permits diverse views

Reject Calvinist election; affirm universal prevenient grace

Conditional election; God desires all to be saved; obedience to conditions required

Conditional election; God desires all to be saved; seed-faith and faith activate divine blessing

Reformed predestination tradition; modern Waldensians less dogmatic

Arminian orientation; genuine human free will; God foreknew but did not predetermine

God foreknew and purposed salvation through Christ; human free will is genuine

Arminian; God foreknew but did not unconditionally predetermine; free will real

144,000 selected by Jehovah; the great crowd can gain salvation through faithfulness

Arminian: God foreknew; free will is real; all can be saved who respond

Predestination rejected; free will and human responsibility affirmed universally

Human agency affirmed; Calvinist predestination rejected

Calvinist predestination rejected; moral agency is fundamental to LDS belief

God is now calling a firstfruits; others called in Millennium and Great White Throne judgment

Divine Love is universal; no God choosing some; all equally God's children

God wills all to be saved; double predestination rejected; freedom essential

Félix Manalo predestined as God's last messenger for the Far East

Strict Calvinist predestination; serpent seed reprobate; bride of Christ foreordained

Varies: Calvinist election and Arminian prevenient grace both represented

Synergistic; God desires all to be saved; ongoing opportunity extends to departed

God foreknows human response to gospel; free will affirmed; prayer and faith shape destiny

Kimbangu was chosen and predestined as the Holy Spirit's incarnation

Election conditional upon foreseen faith; Arminian; free will and prevenient grace

Spirit-led discernment of God's will; no formal predestination doctrine