Some who subscribe to Dort agree here with the Molinists and Remonstrants
Even among the Reformed who subscribe to the Synod of Dort, some seem to agree on this point with the Molinists and the Remonstrants.
They recognize no general concurrence of God with secondary causes other than a simultaneous and indifferent one. By it God acts not on the cause itself but, together with the cause, on its act. It does not determine the secondary cause to one kind of act or another; instead the secondary cause shapes it in various ways according to its nature, or even its freedom.
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XXXIV. Sed & ex iis Reformatis qui Dordracenae Synodo subscribunt, nonnulli hac in parte idem sentire videntur cum Molinistis & Remonstrantibus, neque alium Dei generalem cum causis secundis concursum agnoscere, quam simultaneum, atque indifferentem, quo Deus non in causam ipsam, sed in actum ejus cum ipsa influat, quique causam secundam ad hanc, vel illam actus speciem non determinet, sed a causa secunda pro illius natura, aut etiam libertate, varie modificetur.