I guess you think that an all-loving God dishonored himself when he consigned all fallen angles to eternal damnation?
The angels that sinned. It was their choice. Nothing predetermined there.
I guess you think that an all-loving God dishonored himself when he consigned all fallen angles to eternal damnation?
Some people are just obtuse. Just making a simple observation.That's not what I asked you. I asked: Did any of us get to choose the GIFT of PHYSICAL life to which we were effectually
"called" -- a gift which was bestowed on each of us. Tough question for you, which is why you evaded a straight answer?
The blind cannot see.
Darkness (the natural man himself) does not comprehend the Light. See John 1:5The gospel is the light that can open their eyes.
2 Corinthians 4:3 But if our gospel be hid, it is hid to them that are lost: 4 In whom the god
of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious
gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them.
Again, thanks for the reply.There we have it
“. . . lay all of the abuse and destruction mankind has produced at the feet of God.”
This is a heinous system, and should be carefully examined and rejected by all who love truth
Calvinites aways fall back onto their "catch phrase" mirages, illusions and hocus pocus when they are in a tight spot.
Yes, they try to put on a good show, but they fail to anticipate their demise when Toto shows up and pulls back the curtain.
Thanks for replying.Because we have the rest of the story, we know the promised seed to be Christ. The serpent was not privy to this information.
That's not what I asked you. I asked: Did any of us get to choose the GIFT of PHYSICAL life to which we were effectually "called" -- a gift which was bestowed on each of us. Tough question for you, which is why you evaded a straight answer?
It is my experience that they simply refuse to read some verses and throw multiple verses completelyFreewillers ALWAYS make assumptions when they read passages, and then read those assumptions
into given passage (that method of interpretation called eisegesis!) thereby deceiving themselves
into believing that they have proven God's truth, which in reality is one of their falsehoods.
Darkness (the natural man himself) does not comprehend the Light. See John 1:5
Incorrect and totally illogical, you know man could never had the ability to design the effects of the fall.
Now you will live in cognitive dissonance because these cannot be reconciled, either God is sovereign or your view of fallen human nature is incorrect.
There are only two options!!
I lay all the abuse and destruction at the feet of sin.
Thanks for replying.
We aren't told what Satan knew, but through Herod he did try to kill the Christ child. Perhaps this is what some of the verses you alluded to is referring.
The power of the gospel can penetrate the darkness. I believe that.
The power of the gospel can penetrate the darkness. I believe that.
Okay. Do you have the natural man accepting what Scripture says he cannot know or receive, and believing what is foolishness to him?The power of the gospel can penetrate the darkness. I believe that.
Get a clue man.I guess you think that an all-loving God dishonored himself when he consigned all fallen angles to eternal damnation?
Some people do not.
They think man has to be regenerated first.
Oh but they did raise themselves to life while they were dead. So there is that...Yeah...it's called preserving the parallels between physical and spiritual death. Something you are loathe to do!
With all due respect, you don't read too swell. Cameron did not say that man created or designed the effects of the fall. But what he did basically say is that the effects were due to man's sin. God most certainly "designed" the effects when he promised DEATH for disobedience to his command. And death is what renders man helpless -- both in the physical and spiritual realms.
The nature of the corruption was indeed formulated by God.