- God's Unconditional Election Point 2 - Limited Atonement Point 3 - Total Depravity Article 1: The Effect Dig Deeper   In theology, we call this broken reality that surrounds us the noetic effect of sin. We use the strange word noetic because it comes from the Greek word nous, meaning “mind,” “intellect Simply put, the noetic effect of sin  inhibits people's ability to think straight. through the faith given to you by the Holy Spirit, totally changes every aspect of you which had been affected

You might realize the effects sin has had on God's good creation, but creation will never reveal how Dig Deeper Yesterday we learned that the noetic effect of sin has compromised our ability to think, since So does this noetic effect compromise our interpretation of scripture as well?

based on the evidence we've collected from His creation is woefully inept (especially considering the noetic effect that sin has on our thinking capacity that we focused on earlier this year). one remind us that the Spirit's presence in a person more often has a much more subtle and nuanced effect He cures that pesky noetic effect so that once again you can "make judgments about all things."

Limited Atonement Point 3 - Total Depravity Point 4 - Irresistible Grace Article 16: Regeneration’s Effect Remember, our biggest consequence for falling into sin is what we call the noetic effect - our ability

We understand that God certainly speaks to us through His creation, but the noetic effect of sin clouds

writes the Teacher, stems from the same root so many other Biblical writers identify and which we've noticed so often as we've read the Bible together these last few months: the noetic effect of sin - the fact

The noetic effect of sin tempts us to add to God's Word far more often than it tempts us to take away

In theology, we call this the noetic effect of sin.

To God alone,  both for the means and for their saving fruit and effectiveness,  all glory is owed forever We've been reminded over and over this year of the noetic effect of sin , which causes people to instinctually

- Total Depravity Point 4 - Irresistible Grace Point 5 - Perseverance of the Saints Article 5: The Effects Psalm 38 is heavy and gasping, both in it's poetic form and in its message, and the psalm ends with David's David wrote this psalm in a time of deep turmoil, which affected every aspect of his being: spiritually All we know is how it affected his body - Because of Your wrath there is no health in my body, there