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By the way, repentance and faith is a necessary fruit of salvation. It doesn't cause salvation. But, those who claim repentance is not... -
Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
How does this make sense? I am not a Barthian who claims that election is only to mission and service. If you apply your beliefs to my...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
Decisional regeneration is the free-willer view that an unsaved person, who possesses a stony heart, must somehow squeeze faith and...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted
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Well, I guess that would have to be your position because your god can't remember very well, nor does he know who ultimately will be... -
Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
Repentance is toward God, not toward another human. And if he repents of his sins toward God, he will be forgiven. Grace is...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted
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Firstly, God hasn't chosen to know all outcomes and decisions. He is unlimited and knows all things by his nature. The idea that God... -
Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
Keep trying to drag God down to your level..you end up with a man and not God by the time you get done with it. In fact, look in the...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
By the way, I'd strongly suggest that anyone buying into this open theism/process theology view of God read Knowing God by JI Packer...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
I am not sure I understand all of your remarks. Unconditional election means that Reformation theology does not believe God looks...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
It's apparent you've had teachers because you guys all use the same points. Which ones have you read or learned from? Jesse Morrell...
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He decreed everything, from beginning to end, either through his permissive will or through causing it to happen. And, he knows all... -
Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
In one sense, yes. He could have failed to create mankind, or destroyed all mankind and none of those things would have existed. In...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
I don't have issues with non-Reformed people but I have strong issues with anti-Reformed people. Many on this forum are anti-Reformed...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
1. The Father elects individuals from the foundation of the world. 2. The Father has given these individuals to the Son. 3. The Son...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is unconditional election biblical?.
Wrong. Election is being marked for salvation. They are written in the Lamb's book of life at that point. The work of Christ applied...
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GIn one sense, yes. He could have failed to create mankind, or destroyed all mankind and none of those things would have existed. In...
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GI don't have issues with non-Reformed people but I have strong issues with anti-Reformed people. Many on this forum are anti-Reformed...
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G1. The Father elects individuals from the foundation of the world. 2. The Father has given these individuals to the Son. 3. The Son...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Are creeds, confessions, and theological language important?.
I think the reference is to the issue covered here...I agree with Grudem but I don't make a big issue out of it...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Are creeds, confessions, and theological language important?.
Creeds and confessions define Christianity in a systematic way. All of the ones I've seen copiously supply Scripture to support their...