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(Christianity, theology) An Arminian doctrine distinctive to Methodism and the broader Wesleyan movement. It holds that man is so fallen that he is utterly incapable of perceiving the need for salvation, but God, in His infinite wisdom, has preveniently extended to humankind sufficient grace that we can, through free will, willingly accept salvation.
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(Christianity,
theology)
An
Arminian
doctrine
distinctive
to
Methodism
and
the
broader
Wesleyan
movement.
It
holds
that
man
is
so
fallen
that
he
is
utterly
incapable
of
perceiving
the
need
for
salvation,
but
God,
in
His
infinite
wisdom,
has
preveniently
extended
to
humankind
sufficient
grace
that
we
can,
through
free
will,
willingly
accept
salvation.
日本語の意味
神が救済に先立って、堕落した人間がその必要性を認識できない状態にあっても、自由意志により救いを受け入れることができるように、あらかじめ提供される恵み（救済の前御恵み）。 / アーミニアン神学における教義であり、メソジスト運動やウェズリアン運動において、神が人類に対して無条件に拡張する救いのための先行する恩恵を指す。
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(Christianity,
theology)
An
Arminian
doctrine
distinctive
to
Methodism
and
the
broader
Wesleyan
movement.
It
holds
that
man
is
so
fallen
that
he
is
utterly
incapable
of
perceiving
the
need
for
salvation,
but
God,
in
His
infinite
wisdom,
has
preveniently
extended
to
humankind
sufficient
grace
that
we
can,
through
free
will,
willingly
accept
salvation.
