1. Read chapter 22.
2. We have come to a place in the book where, in some circles, Christians today are locked in hot dispute. Some claim that God directly ordains everything and is responsible for all actions, including the grossest foms of evil. Others have fallen into a logic that suggests God must not be sovereign, otherwise He would be guilty. True believers occupy polar extremes of either position. The extreme periphery of the argument is often populated by unpleasant people.
3. Role play: I am a believer that needs balance. In order to help me see the absolute necessity of both God's sovereignty and man's responsibility draft two separate documents by Team. Each document will have 2 co-authors. Each co-author will write 200 words and put them together into a finished Team product that will be appx. 400 words long. Do not waste time taking swipes at the other position. It is supposed to be a positive, powerful work. Post the results.
Essentials: the attributes of God, the teaching of the Trinity, and Christology.
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