Building a new wing on a hospital does not, in and of itself make you a Christian!
Can We Really Exercise Free Will?
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Blue155
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Calvinism makes no sense, of course, they will say people who say that are the natural man, but I guess we were unconditionally predestined no to
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Blue155
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No, but it does prove one can choose to do good to others before they are a Christian
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Blue155
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I see you've still not answered
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1 Was Paul chose to be filled with the holy spirit before Paul was aware
2 How could God Do that and know he would be filled with the holy spirit later in his life
3 Did God look at his whole life first
4 why would God look at Paul's whole life first
If you say so, you would know better than me!Calvinism makes no sense, of course, they will say people who say that are the natural man, but I guess we were unconditionally predestined no to
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Blue155
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Was I predestined to “know better” than you, and you were predestined not to?
are you encouraging more people to attack Christians again mCalvinism makes no sense, of course, they will say people who say that are the natural man, but I guess we were unconditionally predestined no to
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Blue155
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Blue155
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The first part just reiterated what I said.
The second part is also a reiteration of what I said with a twist.
actually should quote the whole verse
Indeed, when Gentiles, who do not have the law, do by nature things required by the law, they are a law for themselves, even though they do not have the law. 15 They show that the requirements of the law are written on their hearts, their consciences also bearing witness, and their thoughts sometimes accusing them and at other times even defending them.)
Do you see God pricking there conscience
Who's will is that m
Depends on the motivation of the heart. Since the natural fallen man always acts from a deceitful and desperately wicked heart, his aim in any action is self. So what may appear outwardly good will not under God's scrutiny be deemed so.
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Blue155
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In what way is it His will? And since the Gentiles did His will without the law, then those who were not of the chosen people of that dispensation were able to do what God’s law said. So how were they able to when or if they didn’t have the law, or if and when they were not in a relationship with God?