Scottish Commissioners
Church of Scotland General Assembly → Westminster, 1643–1647
The four ministerial commissioners (Henderson, Rutherford, Gillespie, Baillie) and four ruling-elder commissioners (Lauderdale, Loudoun, Cassillis, Wariston) sent by the Scottish General Assembly under the Solemn League and Covenant. Advisory rather than voting members, but enormously influential. They pressed jure-divino presbyterianism, supralapsarianism (Twisse aligned with them on the decree), an explicit pactum salutis, and the custos-utriusque-tabulae magistrate. Gillespie's defeat of Selden on Erastianism was the Scottish commission's most consequential intervention.
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Departures from the Westminster baseline
Scottish Commissioners departs from the Westminster baseline on 2 of the 35 attributes.
II · God & Decree · Order of Decrees
Supralapsarian override vs WCF: Deliberately-Permits-Both
II · God & Decree · Covenant of Redemption
Explicit-Developed override vs WCF: Implicit-Affirmed
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