Problem: Treier explains the thinking of several theological schools (Calvinism, etc.) about God's election and calling of believers. Regarding election and calling, which of the following best represents what the "Classical Arminian" position teaches, according to Treier? Need Assignment Help? Group of answer choices The "Classical Arminian" position teaches unconditional and individual election; God eternally chooses to save particular sinners. The "Classical Arminian" position teaches that Christ is both the elected and the rejected human, the Mediator who suffered our judgment on the cross. The "Classical Arminian" position teaches a "single predestination," where God gives saving grace to some and lets the rest of humanity perish by their own choice. The "Classical Arminian" position teaches that salvation is based on God's "foreknowledge" of who will believe the gospel.