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Exegetical critique of classical Arminianism's "Entrapment Problem": universal resistible grace that God knows will fail, yet punishes. Argues synergism distorts the Trinity and constitutes "another gospel" (Gal 1:6-9). Targets systematists and apologists, not laypeople.
A long-form philosophical working paper proposing authored foreclosure and recursive self-authorship as one possible expression of free will under ontic openness, while addressing determinism, compatibilism, luck, sourcehood, and diachronic agency.
🔍 Examine the complexities of synergism and divine sovereignty in Arminian theology through a Trinitarian lens, offering clarity on core contradictions.