The Carrollian tradition

The Carrollian tradition is a spiritual and philosophical movement rooted in the teachings of Jacobus Arminius and subsequent theologians, emphasizing the importance of divine grace, free will, and the relational aspects of faith. It highlights the dynamic relationship between God and humans, advocating that salvation involves both divine initiative and human response. The tradition often emphasizes personal spiritual growth, moral responsibility, and a contemplative approach to understanding God's presence. It seeks to deepen believers’ inner life and commitment, fostering a balanced view of divine sovereignty and human agency within the framework of Christian faith.