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[0] Unconditional Election [Calvinism] Men are elected by God without regard to their merit, will, or volition. Men are elected through God’s will alone, because God only knows that which He has willed. In one school of moderate Calvinism, all men are given the grace to accept salvation, although all men do not. (This is actually similar to the Free Grace view explained to the right, expressed using different terminology). In high Calvinism, only specific men, chosen to be saved, are given grace to be saved. (This view appears to make God capricious.) [Arminianism] Men are elected by God in light of His foreknowledge of their choice. All men are given grace to overcome total depravity and choose salvation. God’s knowledge is the primary mover; God only wills that which He knows. Open Theism is an extreme form saying God doesn’t have foreknowledge of men’s choices, so men’s free will forces God to modify His plan to accommodate man’s will to His will. [“Free Grace”] 
Men are elected by God’s will and within His knowledge; will and knowledge are intertwined in salvation. God is balanced, using both will and knowledge to shape the future, choosing from among all possible outcomes with perfect middle knowledge. God’s will and knowledge interact, rather than one being dominant over the other.
Evangelical Systems Compared - Thinking in Christ
“Free Grace”