Amyraut’s inward-universal Reformed align with recent Thomists on a further peculiar help
Amyraut’s inward-universal Reformed still look like recent Thomists/Dominicans.
Universal grace (even subjective) converts no one in act by itself.
Actual conversion needs a further peculiar help.
That help is not for all — only for those who actually convert.
Latin
XXX. Illi tamen qui, Mose Amyraldo testante, inter Reformatos agnoscunt gratiam quandam universalem atque sufficientem, non externam solum atque objectivam, sed subjectivam quoque & hominibus inhaerentem, eatenus non videntur a Thomistis recentioribus & Dominicanis differre: cum utrique praeter gratiam illam universalem quae neminem actu convertit, ad actualem conversionem velint necessarium esse peculiare quoddam auxilium, quod omnibus non obtingit, sed illis duntaxat qui actu convertuntur.