A Yiddish Calvinist’s view of “free” will

Oivey – translation “Woe is me.” I have written much on the Arminian-Calvinist controversy regarding the role of the human will in salvation. I will to sum up my thoughts in a few words in this epigram(?): Where there’s a will, there’s oiveys a way.

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Oivey – translation “Woe is me.”

I have written much on the Arminian-Calvinist controversy regarding the role of the human will in salvation. I will to sum up my thoughts in a few words in this epigram(?):

Where there’s a will, there’s oiveys a way.

4 responses to “A Yiddish Calvinist’s view of “free” will”

  1. SLIMJIM Avatar
    SLIMJIM

    You always have a way with play on words

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    1. bography Avatar
      bography

      Dare I feel chuffed?

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      1. SLIMJIM Avatar
        SLIMJIM

        I don’t know if that’s an idiom…but I guess you are quite delighted?

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        1. bography Avatar
          bography

          Yep. Chuffed means delighted.

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