Based on my readings of Leighton Flowers, I'm not even sure if the guy is even a Christian. He hates Calvinism - ok, fine. He hates the doctrines of grace. He's a moloinist, and seems to espouse some kind of Neo-pelagianism. He denies that the fall brought about a change in our nature (denies total depravity and man's sin nature). He denies that Adam's fall has affected all of humanity. He doesn't even hold the Armenian view of prevenant grace, but rather believes that unfallen man has the ability within himself to either choose God or reject Him.
Based on my readings of Leighton Flowers, I'm not even sure if the guy is even a Christian. He hates Calvinism - ok, fine. He hates the doctrines of grace. He's a moloinist, and seems to espouse some kind of Neo-pelagianism. He denies that the fall brought about a change in our nature (denies total depravity and man's sin nature). He denies that Adam's fall has affected all of humanity. He doesn't even hold the Armenian view of prevenant grace, but rather believes that unfallen man has the ability within himself to either choose God or reject Him.