#470 – Why Calvinists can’t say “Jesus died for you”

The Counsel of Trent

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🗓️ 15 July 2021

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Did Jesus die for everyone or only those going to heaven? In this episode Trent debunks the Calvinist doctrine of the limited atonement and shows that God wants every person to spend eternity with him in heaven.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast, a production of Catholic Answers.
0:10.4	No matter who you meet in life, whether it's a friend, a family member, the person who
0:15.0	cut you off in traffic, your biggest enemy, the person who gives you the most grief in
0:19.4	life, no matter who you meet, there's one thing you can be certain of.
0:23.6	God loves that person.
0:25.3	That person would not exist if God had not willed it and God willed that person to
0:29.5	exist so that he or she would know God for all eternity in heaven.
0:34.0	God wants that person to repent, to turn him towards salvation.
0:37.5	And Jesus Christ, Lord of the universe, loves that person and wants to know him and that
0:41.8	person to know him for all eternity.
0:44.4	No matter who you meet, right?
0:45.4	That's something you can always tell people is God loves them.
0:48.1	God wants you to spend eternity in heaven, right?
0:51.1	Isn't that true for everybody?
0:53.1	Well, not all Christians believe that and that's what I want to talk about today here
0:56.5	on the show.
0:57.5	So, welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast.
1:00.0	I'm your host, Catholic Answers Apologist and Speaker, Trent Horn.
1:03.4	And today I want to talk about the Calvinist doctrine of limited atonement or what is also
1:08.4	called definite atonement or particular redemption, the particular atonement.
1:13.4	It goes by a variety of names, but it gets down to a really core and basic question.
1:18.8	Does God love everybody?
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