It seems to me that he only allows for efficacy of grace to be perfected with regard to the will, such that efficacy is the issue at play when monergism is on the table, that is divine agency being the sole and sufficient cause (74). Why should Barclay only limit efficacy to will?
[TYRANNUS, TYRANNI] : N tyrant; despot; monarch, absolute ruler; king, prince; [TYRANNUS] : tyrant, absolute ruler. [TYROS, TYRI] : N tyre; (city on the phoenician coast); (famous for crimson dye tyrian purple); [TYROTARICHOS, TYROTARICHI] : N dish of cheese and salt-fish; ...
and found and read some of the lost books of Livy. Both men wrote Latin poetry, Mussato composing aSenecan tragedy, theEcerinis, designed to open the eyes of the Paduans to the danger presented by Cangrande della Scala, the tyrant of Verona, by describing the tyrannical conduct of their...
Contreras, Zero Commandant: “The first time I saw him with my brother Fernando [who was a Jesuit priest], and he said, ‘We are revolutionaries.’ He explained to me that they did not aspire to just overthrow a tyrant, but to change the capitalist system. And then I was convinced.”...