Antinomianism in the church often stems from abuses in popular understandings of the grace of the New Testament. Legalism in the Bible, which God hates, has to do with misplaced attention to man'slaws, not God's. While the Protestant church has, throughout history, understoodGod to be totally omnipotent, the high view of man in Arminianism characterizesmuch of the church today.
Men are responsibleonly for their voluntary acts.
This boost, or grace, is sufficient for all mento repent, believe, and keep the commandments of God. Those who cooperateare saved. Arminianism breeds assumptions of autonomy. Itrefers to the relationship between cause and effect. It is the principle that nothing can happen or existwithout a cause .