its funny how the OP red x’d this post.
Well again he makes it easy.
Here are the first there threads I can find concerning hypergrace
jan 10: 2014
The second
https://christianchat.com/bible-discussion-forum/hyper-grace.127191/
From peterjens, a banned member
Over the past months I have been surprised at the subject being discussed and the aggression of various parties.
Michael Brown published a book on this subject, which seems to be headed by teaching from Joseph Prince.
It seems these people blame sin on the flesh, and attribute perfection to the spirit, by claiming sin is forgiven past, present and future.
A lot of the positions people have taken appear to fall into some of these camps, OSAS, with some calling those who believe in righteousness as pharisees.
So it is of little surprise therefore such arguments have come on this site, though the actual theological sources are often not openly declared.
My conclusion has been those who held to hyper grace fell into the exact problems described, a failure to deal with embedded sin and attitudes from the past, and condemnatory of anybody who suggested we are growing and being sanctified. Some preachers appeared to be going as far as saying to suggest growth in the christian life was evil, because it implied we were not perfect.
I suggest if it interests you, you listen to the points Michael is making, as for me it is obvious heresy, and causing lots of confusion and division among some good people, or maybe not so good people.
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Notice how the thread, Just like I stated, was started from a source of someone who is against hypergrace (Michael brown) and how instead of getting his facts from the people themselves (in this case Joseph Prince) he got his fact from son=me one who is against him, Just like the op of this very thread did
Here is the third thread in the series of threads
Some things to ponder
1. The first thread had no responses
2. The second thread was closed, which is why it was not quoted. And the OP is banned
3. The third thread is still open. Yet the op himself was since banned.
Either way, I made a point, people argued against hyper-grace by using anti hypergrace books or teachers. And not the words from hypergrace teachers themselves
And my biggest point, I proved what I said was true. (About the begining of this argument back in what I see is in 2014)) And the wonderful CS1 is again well I think you all get my point.