THE CANONS OF DORT

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The Canons of Dort addresses the theological disputes of the early 17th century, particularly focusing on predestination and grace. It emerged from the Synod of Dort, which sought to resolve conflicts between Arminianism and Calvinism. The document outlines five key points that affirm the Reformed position on salvation and divine sovereignty. It serves as a foundational text for Reformed theology, emphasizing God's control over salvation and the assurance of faith for believers.