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Dictionary of
Theology
Definition of Three point Calvinism
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Three point
Calvinists are a cross between
Calvinists and
Arminians. They hold
to three points of Calvinism
although not always the same
three points.
Some contend that
Calvinism is an all or nothing concept and that it is
impossible and theologically incorrect to hold to only
certain tenants of Calvinism.
Those who hold to some form of both
Calvinism and Arminianism believe that they are being
open minded and not dogmatic in their approach to
theology. They see this as balancing between the
sovereignty of God and the free will of man and believe
that the Bible clearly teaches both aspects.
See also:
four point Calvinism,
one point Calvinism,
TULIP
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