Calvin is not absolute authority. No idea where you got your facts from.It's good for you because now you can sidestep absolute authority and go with what makes sense to you.
Calvin is not absolute authority. No idea where you got your facts from.It's good for you because now you can sidestep absolute authority and go with what makes sense to you.
You've sidestepped the doctrines of God and Scripture and have established your own rules of how you think God should be, and what is fair.It's good for you because now you can sidestep absolute authority and go with what makes sense to you.
Uh, yea . . . the Bible is, and it contradicts Calvinism at every instant. Calvin was a sinner in need of a Saviour. I wonder if he ever did get saved.Calvin is not absolute authority. No idea where you got your facts from.
I think you think that I am a calvinist? Otherwise, I have no idea what you are asking for. I believe what I believe because I have a "Thus saith the Lord" to back it up. I don't know how much more clear I can be. If you can clarify, that would be great.
You know, its not unusual for a child of God to use a lot of personal pronouns . . . I have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Whether you believe I'm elected or not.Yepppppp...
And oh, the inconsistency: mocking God's electing grace and ways in one sentence, then claiming it in another.
Oh, and by the way, "the door" says on this side that God elects whom he wills. You don't happen to like that and have created your own set of rules,. which deems God as unfair. More Romans 9:20 on display.
Faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the word of God.Isn't it true that you believe the Gospel because you have faith? And isn't it conversely true that others DON'T believe because they don't have faith?
I mean if I preached to you that you can be saved if you believe that skins of a duck-billed platypus, had to be worn on your head, on Mt Everest, would you believe?
So why do you believe God became a baby, was tortured, died, and rose again, so that those who believe will be saved?
And where exactly does that faith come from? Do you just muster it up on your own strength? Some hear the SAME thing you heard yet think it foolishness.Faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the word of God.
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EXCELLENT OP!
What a complete dismantling and DEVASTATION of calvinism. That ideology is spoiled by philosophy.
So contradictory I wonder how can anyone believe it and believe in the literal interpretation of scripture? Its unbelievable.
@BaptistBibleBeliever Can I use this OP?
Uh, yea . . . the Bible is, and it contradicts Calvinism at every instant. Calvin was a sinner in need of a Saviour. I wonder if he ever did get saved.
Oh, I get it . . . you are a Calvinist.And where exactly does that faith come from? Do you just muster it up on your own strength? Some hear the SAME thing you heard yet think it foolishness.
Faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the word of God.
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the problem is, that you actually do not want to read any creed or confession of catechism of calvinism. You just spread around how the Bible contradicts calvinism, without any proof.
Again, you lack a basic logic.The Bible is not a good enough proof for you? Really? Seems to me that you are elevating 'Jean' above the Bible right now.
Again, you lack a basic logic.
If you want use the Bible to debunk calvinism, you need two things:
a) Bible
b) calvinism
Dude. You keep bashing saying that Calvinists are basically heartless people who condemn others to hell, yet it's YOUR posts that are filled with vitriol. I'm just discussing, and although I agree with much of TULIP I consider myself a Christian not a Calvinist.Oh, I get it . . . you are a Calvinist.
Where does faith come from? Same place it always comes from . . . "Faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the Word of God."
"But we are bound to give thanks alway to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth: Whereunto he called you by our gospel, to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ" (II Thessalonians 2:13-14).
I heard the Gospel, the Holy Spirit convicted me and I responded to that grace.
Please do not reply with, "That's nice, but what do you really believe?"
Dude. You keep bashing saying that Calvinists are basically heartless people who condemn others to hell, yet it's YOUR posts that are filled with vitriol. I'm just discussing, and although I agree with much of TULIP I consider myself a Christian not a Calvinist.
You just denounced election, then claimed it later. Not my problem if you don't believe the plain teachings of Scripture, but then do, "just in case." Better get all your t's crossed and i's dotted -- play both sides of the field, "just in case."You know, its not unusual for a child of God to use a lot of personal pronouns . . . I have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Whether you believe I'm elected or not.
Of course . . . I doubt if the ones howling have even read it . . . probably just saw the title and decided they were agin it to the glory of God. He elected them to do that. Sure glad that's over!
You talk about yourself.You know, its not unusual for a child of God to use a lot of personal pronouns . . . I have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Whether you believe I'm elected or not.