1787 THOMAS SCOTT. On Election and Final Perseverance as Motives to Holiness, Not its Enemies. Calvinism. Inklings but badly marred

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1787 THOMAS SCOTT. On Election and Final Perseverance as Motives to Holiness, Not its Enemies. Calvinism. Inklings but badly marredFascinating work by the Great Awakening divine, Thomas Scott [1747 1821]. He is of course author of the famed commentary and his influential The Force of Truth. Here, he enters into the antinomian controversy, arguing that the Gospel of grace, rather than being the enemy of holiness and obedience actually best leads to a life of holiness and obedience because empowered by the reception of grace rather than human effort. Scott's personal influence is