One final point Devoted and faithful Christian theologians have struggled throughout the centuries to find adequate words and concepts to inform our faith about how God exercises his sovereignty in the world. They do not always agree. Still the Christian struggle to understand and talk about God theologically is a worthy pursuit. It reflects our desire as Christians to use the reasoning powers God has given us to seek greater understanding of our biblically grounded and personally experienced faith. That would be a great mistake.
Christians are people who put their faith in Jesus Christ, pure and simple.
We are not measured by our theologies, but by God's grace freely given to us in Jesus Christ. Our faith is in him, not in theology books. Theology is important, but it is not the root of our salvation, Jesus is. In Christ, we can respect one another's views, hear the issues that we each raise, form in humility our own conclusions, and still love one another as fellow partakers of the mercies of God.