The Myth of Free Will

Myth of Free Will by Walter Chantry
God's Part and Man's Part in Salvation by John G. Reisinger
There Are Only Two Religions in the Whole World! by John G. Reisinger
Human Inability by Charles Spurgeon, 1858
Conversion of the Will is the Effect of Divine Grace Inwardly Bestowed by John Calvin
Responsibility, Inability and Monergistic Grace (Chart) by John Hendryx
Does Man Have A Free Will or Not? by John Hendryx
Does God's Sovereign Election of His People Make Us Mere Puppets on a String? by John Hendryx
A Treatise on Grace and Free Will by Aurelius Augustin, Bishop of Hippo
Of Free Will 1689 London Baptist Confession
Free Agency and the Will by R.L. Dabney
God's Sovereignty and the Human Will by A. W. Pink
God's Will, Man's Will and Free Will by Ernest Reisinger (book) **
Is Calvinism Inconsistent with Freewill? by Loraine Boettner
Predestination and Human Freedom by Matthew Perman
The Bondage of the Will By Dr. Martin Luther (Book) **
Selections from Bondage of the Will by Martin Luther
Of Free Will by Martin Luther
Free Will by A.A. Hodge
If God Chose Me to Be Saved, Then Did I Have Any Choice? by J.W Hendryx
A Review of Luther and Erasmus: Free Will and Salvation by Fook Meng Cheah
Luther and Erasmus: The Controversy Concerning the Bondage of the Will by Garrett J. Eriks

Free Will - A Slave by C.H. Spurgeon
GOD'S WILL AND MAN'S WILL by Charles Spurgeon, 1862
Why Salvation Must Be Supernatural by Stephen Charnock
God's Grace or the Free Will of Man by Nick Bibile
Free Will -- Polytheistic by W. E. Best
Election, Free Will, Fairness, and Evangelism by Dave Hatcher
Does God Desire The Salvation Of All Men? By Brian Anderson
Of Free Will (with Scripture proofs) by The Westminster Confession of Faith
The Doctrine of Man's Impotence by Arthur Pink
The Impotency of the Human Will by Arthur Pink
Man's Moral Inability by Dr. Van Lees
Command and Obligation to Obedience, Consistent With Moral Inability to Obey by Jonanthan Edwards (Excerpt from Freedom of the Will)
Of the Distinction of Natural and Moral Necessity, and Inability by Jonathan Edwards
Total Inability by Loraine Boettner
Man's Utter Innability to Rescue Himself by Thomas Boston recommended!
Free-Willism:Another Gospel Prof. David J. Engelsma
God's Will and Man's Will by Horatius Bonar
God's Sovereignty and the Human Will by Arthur W. Pink
Baptists and the Free Will of Man John 5:40 by John A. Kohler, III
Does Man Have Free Will? by James Kennedy
What is Free Will ? (What is a will? What does 'free' mean?) by Roger Smalling
Foreordination & Free Will By Dr. Greg Bahnsen
Are There Two Wills in God? Divine Election and God's Desire for All to be Saved by John Piper

Understanding the Will by Douglas Wilson
Free Grace Verses Free Will by W. E. Best
Is Man's Will Free? by Thomas R. Thompson
Am I Really Blamed for Something I Did Not Do? by Geoff Volker
On the Freedom of the Will by Jonathan Edwards (book)**
Human Freedom Part I, Part II by G. C. Berhouwer
Subjective Soterioloty - Lesson 1 Free Will by Pastor Bob Burridge
Of Free Will An Exposition Of The Westminster Confession Of Faith by Robert Shaw
The Two systems Contrasted by Loraine Boettner
The arguments usually alleged in support of free will refuted by John Calvin
On the Bondage of the Will by Martin Luther
Is Our Future Determined or Free? by Michael Ramsden
Monergism vs. Synergism by John Hendryx
The Pelagian Captivity of the Church by R.C. Sproul
Outlines of Theology: Pelagianism, Semi-Pelagianism & Augustinianism by A. A. Hodge
Free Will and Moral Responsibility by John Frame
George Whitefield in Answers to Mr. Wesley's Sermon "Free Grace"
Do We Have Free Will? by C. M. McMahon
Arminianism: The Golden Idol of Freewill by Augustus Toplady
Does Man Have a Free Will? by Michael Gowens
FREE WILL OR FREE GRACE? by Don Chandler
13 Things a Lost Person Cannot Do by Curtis A. Pugh
The Arminian Idol of Free Will by John Owen
Whether the WIll and Purpose of God can be Resisted by John Owen
OF FREE-WILL, THE NATURE AND POWER THEREOF by John Owen
The Bondage Of The Will by Steven Houck
Man's Inability by Thomas Guthrie
How Free is the Will? by Mitch Cervinka
Thinking About Free Will by John McCarty

Why Does He Still Find Fault? by Ra McLaughlin
Question: If God created men with a sin nature, then it is impossible for men to live a perfect life, yet God holds them accountable for their sins. Mankind does not "choose" to be born, and does not choose to be sinful -- we're just born that way. God ordains the sin nature and then punishes man for what he can't help. That seems to me like creating a creature with stripes and then punishing it because you don't like stripes. How is this good/fair?

The Power of Free Will in Preparing us for Conversion unto God by John Owen
Man Deprived of Freedom of Will and Miserably Enslaved by John Calvin
Free Will Refuted by John Calvin
On Free Will, by John Calvin

The Canons of the Council of Orange an outgrowth of the controversy between Augustine and Pelagius. This controversy had to do with degree to which a human being is responsible for his or her own salvation, and the role of the grace of God in bringing about salvation. The Pelagians held that human beings are born in a state of innocence, i.e., that there is no such thing as a sinful nature or original sin. The Council of Orange dealt with the Semi-Pelagian doctrine that the human race, though fallen and possessed of a sinful nature, is still "good" enough to able to lay hold of the grace of God through an act of unredeemed human will. The Council held to Augustine's view and repudiated Pelagius. The following canons greatly influenced the Reformed doctrine of Total Depravity.