I think I've kind of discerned that both Garrigous's view of the necessity of premotion for sufficient grace to ever become efficacious, as well as Marin-Sola's view of congruism, are both flawed ways of viewing the salvation of a soul For if you truly wanted to preserve God's sovereignty and human freedom, you would frame salvation in terms of narrative providence. Augustine IMO is the best way to simplistically and elegantly preserve both in their totality.

I’m a third positionist, I’m not left or right. BTW, I hate the white working class, anyone from the west who remotely patriotic and think the left is right about almost everything and use communist and rabbinic jewish terminology to describe anyone with faith in God and country I’m subtweeting alot of people here but theres a certain type of person who probably was playing Pokemon 10 years ago with his friends, who now has a superiority complex over anyone with any sort of good, sober reasoned faith in the Trump Admin, because they want to hip and woke.